Sentence examples for improved stayed from inspiring English sources
"I think we can conclude that the ability to buy in bulk and consolidate administrative functions will lead to economies of scale and cost reduction over the long run," she said, "but if you are talking of patient outcome, it takes several years and quite a bit of statistical data before you can conclude that patient care has improved, stayed the same or worsened".
If not, the patient will be asked: Has your illness improved, stayed the same, or worsened since its onset?
There was, however, a significant difference in favor of atorvastatin in the proportion of patients in whom carotid intima-media thickness improved, stayed the same, or got worse.
Participants were asked, prior to completing their objective assessments, whether they felt that overall their hand had improved, stayed the same or deteriorated since surgery.
To assess change directly, clinicians either form an impression of how much the patient's complaints or symptoms have changed, or they solicit the patient's judgment of this change directly (e.g. "Has your leg pain improved, stayed the same, or worsened?").
The change in care dependency for survivors between 0 6 months and 7 12 months is presented by the number of participants in the three CDS groups who improved, stayed stable, or degraded to another CDS group during the two 6-month periods.
Would the economy improve, stay the same or get worse?
And the ones who don't improve stay stuck.
One asks whether the person expects business conditions to improve, stay the same or worsen.
For every Mike Blair, who seemed a bag of nerves out here, there was a Mike Phillips, bristling with determination, improving, staying in the face of arch-rivals.
Dylan improves "Stay with Me," Sinatra's theme song from Otto Preminger's "The Cardinal"; turns in a lovely, melancholy version of "The Night We Called It a Day"; and lets Donny Herron's pedal steel do the talking in "Where Are You?" All the songs have long histories and long memories.
