They felt that the symptom-based approach used in PALM PLUS improved their recognition of the patient's problems and their ability to offer appropriate treatment.
This trial showed that participants improved: their recognition of mental disorders, their beliefs about what treatments were helpful, attitudes towards people with mental illness, the amount of help provided to people with mental health problems, and their confidence in providing help to these people [ 3].
It is noted that on using the warp factors estimated using the "Back Off" procedure for VTLN of the speaking rate and/or the pitch-normalized signals improves their recognition performances with significant improvements for signals involving the pitch-normalization.
This means that they are "clean" in the sense of having been through a normalization process, which improves their recognition rate in the WordNet.
In conclusion, the results of this review underline the need, alongside the current useful international diagnostic criteria and therapeutic guidelines, for more education concerning TACs and HC, in order to improve their recognition and management.
The background analysis performed before implementation of the MHLW program to promote the use of generic pharmaceuticals, indicated the necessity for active measures to improve their recognition by healthcare professionals and patients, rather than just showing compliance with product specifications and GMP.
In turn, children with diabetes and their families may improve their recognition of hypoglycaemia, which could lead to faster treatment and prevention of complications.
Since immunization strategies to prevent and/or control rhabdoviral infections might benefit from the use of molecules that promote autophagy to degrade virus particles or improve their recognition, this study opens the door for the development of a new class of antiviral drugs/viral vaccine adjuvants.
Comparing pre-course and post-course written test scores, providers significantly improved their image recognition skills after the curriculum.
For the entire cohort we found that individual subjects improved their rate of overall recognition of patient safety issues when re-tested with a different case (39.9% vs. 63.4%, p < 0.0001, Figure 4A).
"This is what South Jersey politicians are always up against: improving their name recognition up in North Jersey," said David Rebovich, a professor of political science at Rider University.
