Sentence examples for improved wording from inspiring English sources

The primary differences from the prior booklet included both substantive changes (e.g., additional information on screening recommendations, different methods of PSA measurement, and additional figures and statistics) as well as improved readability (e.g., layout changes, improved wording, adding text boxes to highlight main points, greater use of bulleted text, reordering of topics).

These items should be discussed in detail to detect a possible cultural bias in translation that might be eliminated by improved wording.

Positive reviews from critics and improved word of mouth among theatergoers will be essential to increasing grosses by a few hundred thousand dollars a week, which will give the show a better chance of someday paying back its investors.

So some patients improved on a mixture of tests that could reflect improved word retrieval, spoken fluency (motor) or non-specific effects such as attention.

The trend towards improved word recall ability per minor allele in current smokers complements a study on elderly Taiwanese individuals which found a protective effect of smoking on cognitive function.

Quotes are direct, without an attempt to improve wording, grammar, or clarity.

I believe that the nomination of "20th Century Women" for Best Original Screenplay owes a lot to Bening's performance of its text, which her inflections improve word by word.

A representative of Miramax said it was standard practice to screen movies for "target audiences" to improve word of mouth among moviegoers of choice.

The calls are broken down into small snippets, anonymised and stored on Microsoft's servers to feed into the statistical models that help improve word matching.

Previous behavioral experiments show that many forms of synchronous video can improve auditory perception: simultaneous video can reduce detection thresholds of spoken sentences in noise [61] and just seeing a speaker's head movement can improve word identification [62].

Can a cueing intervention with adults with aphasia improve word finding as measured by picture naming?