Sentence examples for improved some aspects from inspiring English sources
In summary, the results suggest the combined intervention improved some aspects of writing, without compromising the improvement of WM, despite the lesser intensity of specific training compared with the intervention only in WM (12 vs. 23 sessions), and reduced the severity of hyperactivity symptoms.
Although professionals identified improvements in all areas, patients reported that transition programmes effectively improved some aspects of the organisation of care within a 1-year period.
Aristotle's successors in his school, the Peripatos, notably Theophrastus and Eudemus, widened the scope of deductive inference and improved some aspects of Aristotle's logic.
The pedicle flap improved some aspects of postoperative pain experience and reduced the incidence of alveolar osteitis, but further investigation with a larger sample size is required to evaluate its significance.
In conclusion, replacing a portion of the inorganic sulfate sources of Zn, Cu, Mn, and Co with those trace minerals supplied by CTM improved some aspects of milk quality and reproductive performance.
CHD-FA significantly improved some aspects of eczema.
In conclusion, this randomized controlled trial demonstrates that a quality improvement effort including provider education and access to a CKD registry may improve some aspects of CKD care compared to education alone.
Diamond said he would work to improve some aspects of Barclays' business that had underperformed, including commercial banking outside the UK, where activities would be more closely aligned with Barclays Capital.
The Obama administration has proposed sensible ways to finance broader coverage and to improve some aspects of the health care delivery system but has left it to Congress to thrash out most of the issues.
"I choose to appoint a new leader for our newsroom because I believe that new leadership will improve some aspects of the management of the newsroom," he said in an account published by CNN's senior media correspondent Brian Stelter, a former media reporter at the Times.
It is clear she has relished the difficult task of running a complex health trust in a time of immense change, and believes she has helped improve some aspects of healthcare, including advocating for more integration between mental and physical provision, in particular for older people.
