Sentence examples for improved rest from inspiring English sources

An expanded plugin API and improved REST APIs allows third-party developers to integrate with JIRA.

IATSE didn't address the internal clash in a recent letter to its members, saying that the new contract secures several concrete gains, including annual wage increase of 3%, improved rest periods and increases in benefit contributions from all employers.

Studies evaluating the therapeutic impact of ASCs in patients with diabetic mellitus foot showed improved rest pain score, walking time, and evidence of increased vascular collateral networks within 6 months of intramuscular ASC injection [ 20].

These include making the whole service more extensible and an improved REST API, for example, but Clair 1.0 also provides users with more details about each of the detected vulnerabilities.

In a recent Cochrane systematic review on 13 studies (106), > 75% of subjects with critical limb ischemia without chance of rescue or reconstructive intervention that received prostanoids experienced at least one drug-related adverse event (i.e. headache, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, and facial flushing) in addition to improved rest for pain and ulcer healing.

To test whether the bioenergetic changes and improved resting ΔΨp resulted in improvements in electrophysiological function, action potentials were measured in spontaneously active cells.

Similarly, all groups, on average, experienced episodic axial CLBP relief via improved resting pain, movement-evoked pain, and disability report.

Decision-making, however improved, rests on the quality of the investigation that precedes it, as the FSA knows.

The reported benefits from BoNT are relief from pain, increased range of free movement and improved resting posture.

The magnitude of the effect of telmisartan appeared somewhat greater than that of ramipril; this may explain why only temisartan improved resting renal plasma flow.

Although there were some positive changes (e.g. in strategies to improve rest for women), there were no significant differences in perceived quality of care, breastfeeding outcomes and maternal self-efficacy.