Sentence examples for improved more substantially from inspiring English sources

The percentage activity impairment due to health in all patients, as assessed by the WPAI GH instrument, was improved more substantially in the ETN + MTX group compared to the DMARD + MTX group, by 49% compared to 29%, respectively.

Economists are watching that number closely as they try to gauge when the job market might begin to improve more substantially.

Over his career, he devised or substantially improved more than 25 vaccines, including 9 of the 14 now routinely recommended for children.

This may account for our finding that outcome was worse in these patients, but it could be argued that steroids should improve patients more substantially if the vasopressor-dependence is related mainly to adrenal suppression.

Teacher-rated disruptive child behaviour also improved substantially more during treatment.

In 2006, two years after the introduction of the QOF, the quality data improved substantially more than in our study (e.g. HbA1c recording increased from 75%to94%4%; retinal screening from 47%to84%47%to84%

That is, in terms of functional improvement, the high functioning participants benefitted most from the walking intervention whereas the low functioning group improved substantially more when exposed to the walk+ intervention.

When delivered only to patients with moderate to severe depression, the number of sessions should most probably be increased as Shapiro et al. have found that patients presenting with severe depression improved substantially more after 16 than after 8 sessions of IPT [ 24].

The attention and care given to the patients with GHD in the open studies may improve patient-reported outcomes more substantially than the contribution of GH itself.

In other words, the performance of health plans did not improve substantially more often for the quality aspects that were identified as important areas of improvement in the press release.

Mr. Duffy said there was much work to do, but he said he was confident that by improving high school graduation rates, crime would fall more substantially.