Sentence examples for improvement age from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, the results showed that patients' cognitive stability was not related to their symptom/illness severity improvement, age, education, or length of stay.

The program, entitled "Advancing Geriatric Education through Quality Improvement" (AGE QI), consisted of a 6-month, QI based, intervention: (1) 2 h didactic session, (2) 1 h QI planning session, (3) computerized decision support design and implementation, (4) QI facilitation activities, (5) outcome feedback, and (6) 20 h of CME.

6MWD showed improvement from age group 4.5 5.5 years (Mean 357 m, SD 30, Median 369) to age group 6.5 7.5 years (450 m, 86, 427) followed by a decline, which became precipitous from 12.5 years onwards.

The current results, however, suggest an age-related improvement (between ages 8 and young adulthood) not only in the explicit discovery of the semantic aspect of the AMR, but also in the procedural learning of language aspects, including phonology.

In fact, we observed a linear improvement with age from 5 to 15 years concerning orientation control as well as segmental stabilization.

Thus, whereas we demonstrate significant improvement with age on both one-item and three-item VWM tasks, consistent with age-associated development in the resolution of VWM, the relative age-associated improvement on the three-item task was more substantial.

The results indicated a gradual improvement with age on all tests.

Experimental results show that our method achieves significant improvement in age classification when compared to the existing approaches and other popular classifiers.

I admire the coffeemaker for its improvement with age, its resistance to chemicals (clean it with water only – an early piece of Italian advice), and the slow bubbling of its creativity.

However, due to the variability in the porosity of the test specimens, the strength improvement with age is difficult to determine.

There was no association between clinical improvement and age, sex, birth in a high-burden country, duration of symptoms, or underlying immunosuppression.