Sentence examples for improvement equates to from inspiring English sources
While it may seem insignificant, one percent daily improvement equates to a 365percentt yearly improvement.
An average 10 mm improvement in pain equates to almost one in two patients having substantial benefit.
Moore et al. reported that an average of 10 mm improvement in pain more than placebo equates to almost one in two patients having substantial benefit [ 58].
The industry-funded effect (0.46) was similar to the effect size reported by Holmes et al, 2004 (0.45), which equates to a two-point improvement on the MMSE.
The independent effect (0.33), however, was similar to the effect size reported by the AD2000 study (0.30), which equates to a one-point improvement on the MMSE.
That equates to a whole year's average improvement for a child in reading, writing and maths.
This equates to approximately a 6% difference in improvement (2.49/41.5 at baseline).
Uncertainty equates to risk.
Fluency equates to speed.
"Self-regulation equates to no regulation".
