Sentence examples for improvement in case from inspiring English sources
However, as far as dendrite formation is concerned there is no marked improvement in case of the zinc oxide and the modified zinc oxide electrodes.
The final results qualitative analysis showed a clear improvement in case's scores and also self-satisfaction about own learning during instuction and application of model.
A pre-treatment process for the FTO glass substrates with acidic solutions led to an efficiency improvement in case of HNO3 and H3PO4.
In fact, prednisolone induced only a slight improvement in Case 1.
The improvement in case management practices is among the priorities in childhood TB control [ 16].
As a result, there has been significant improvement in case definition accuracy in chronic disease [ 17- 20].
We achieve as much as 7% throughput improvement in cases with probe packets, and a much larger improvement of 35% in cases without probe packets.
Considerable improvement in case-management has been shown to be possible as a result of training private retailers in general shops [ 12] and in drug stores [ 13].
Although evidence does not support the use of any specific regimen, we achieved symptomatic and radiologic improvement in case-patients 1 and 2 with rifampicin/ethambutol/clarithromycin at 12 months and isoniazid/ethambutol/clarithromycin at 18 months, respectively.
Consistent with findings from other studies [ 29- 36] and in the context of an intervention programme, there was marked improvement in case-specific documentation if a structured form was used, however it is difficult to quantify the extent to which this represented actual improvement of care - and this problem is an inevitable consequence of assessing quality from routine records in any setting.
In a report from the Northern Sweden MONICA study, subjects with diabetes did not reduce the incidence of myocardial infarction as compared to non-diabetic subjects between 1989 and 2000, although the improvement in case-fatality did not differ significantly between groups [ 26].
