Sentence examples for improved observable from inspiring English sources

In contrast, a study conducted by Egi et al. [97] involving 32 tracheostomised ICU patients was inconclusive regarding the benefits of melatonin in promoting sleep, finding that although melatonin levels increased in the treatment group it did not result in improved observable nocturnal sleep (240 min versus 243.4 min in the placebo group).

In contrast, a study conducted by Egi et al. [ 97] involving 32 tracheostomised ICU patients was inconclusive regarding the benefits of melatonin in promoting sleep, finding that although melatonin levels increased in the treatment group it did not result in improved observable nocturnal sleep (240 min versus 243.4 min in the placebo group).

While stand-alone communication skills teaching is known to be effective in improving observable communication skills [ 6], it risks creating a 'silo effect', which may cause the learner difficulty in generalising the knowledge and skills [ 16].

With improved access to video replays, clear definitions and education regarding the observable signs, and improved communication between video observers and sideline medical personnel, the detection of concussion may improve.

Finally, it is possible that positive feedback improves adherence; therefore, observable improvements in A1C could have induced patients to be more adherent.

Mice fed for 15 days with epicatechin (present in dark chocolate) had improved exercise performance and observable changes to their muscle composition.

When new experiments are added to the current set it is straightforward to update the current protein "templates" to the then required level of detail and thus to test these improved models for different observables and on a wider range of timescales.

Conversion improved from 34%, with large observable leaching to 88% with no leaching.

This study suggests that attenuation of age-related lung function decline due to improved air quality may be observable only in normal-weight and underweight persons.

The results "suggest that attenuation of age-related lung function decline due to improved air quality may be observable only in normal-weight and underweight persons," conclude the authors.

As we show in the following sections, the CARA approach offers superior performance compared to WPF because it exploits more detailed CI and directly improves the user-observable metrics.