Sentence examples for improvement examination from inspiring English sources

While this is an improvement, examination of Figures 2 and 3 indicates that a normal distribution will only roughly approximate the observed positioning.

"However, with the coalition's relentless attacks on the education service and the workforce showing no signs of abating, and almost half of teachers considering leaving the profession altogether, the year on year improvements in examination results, a feature of the last decade, may be a thing of the past".

Further assessment of practice changes over a longer time period (2 years) is required and a more detailed investigation of the factors that influence the sustainability of pain practice improvements, including examination of child and organization related contextual factors.

Moreover, attempts to make the system less elitist were not compatible with targeted performance improvements in examinations.

Nine patients were considered dropout for low quality of the CBCT scans or because no improvement of PSG examination was noted after RME treatment.

We confirmed improvement in fundus examination and regulation of CSF white cell counts with IL-1 receptor antagonism in the treatment of auto-inflammatory conditions.

In this series, there was a significant improvement in clinical examination findings including hip motion (internal rotation and abduction), decreased impingement, as well as less limping and abductor weakness at latest follow-up.

The eye was treated topically on several occasions with no lasting improvement, however the examination findings and medications used are not known.

On the other hand, improvement in microscopic examination of tissues in groups fed on either oat bran or barley bran together with cholesterol.

POC echocardiography was an improvement on physical examination but still missed 21% of major cardiovascular findings as compared with standard echocardiography.

Two non-systematic reviews of observational studies (Baacke 2006; Edwards 2000) evaluated the usefulness of cervical ultrasound and testing for the presence of fFN (Baacke 2006) in comparison with Bishop score in assessing cervical readiness for labour induction, but the authors of Baacke 2006 concluded that neither of the methods provides a significant improvement over digital examination.