Sentence examples for improvement preferences from inspiring English sources

We report student characteristics, previous exposure to patient safety and quality improvement, preferences for curriculum timing and teaching method, and relative importance of patient safety and quality improvement in the medical school curriculum using frequencies or means with a standard deviation when appropriate.

The molecular structure of water molecule ultra-confined in the C-S-H gel or in the vicinity of calcium silicate surface is changed dramatically as compared with capillary water: enlargement of packing intensity, increasing magnitude of dipole moment, enhancement of the order interfacial organization, improvement of orientation preference and the extending of water-water spatial correlation.

The combination (7-NEIGHCONNECT) of connectivity information (5-SAMPLECONNECT) and preference bias for non-like pairs (6-SAMPLENEIGH) showed a significant improvement over preference bias alone for COG (p < 0.0001) and KEGG (p < 0.0001).

Although all the five sites reported an improvement in preference for CMDs as providers of malaria treatment, the use of the current first line antimalarial drugs for self-treatment among the respondents increased in four of the five sites [ 27].

The Hamilton Depression Rating Scale, altered sleep pattern, percentage of patients showing improvement, treatment preference, and incidence of adverse events were compared using the χ test or Fisher exact test.

The reasons that 19 patients were not consented for the study ranged from medical deterioration (3) or improvement (1), preference for standard exercise (4), feeling that the study was not of interest or too burdensome (6), and follow-up and communication difficulties with study coordinator (5).

Similar improvements in preference satisfaction are observed in the experiments exploring higher levels of demand, though the mean travel times are always lower when the demand is higher.

Saline-injected CRS-exposed animals showed no improvement in saccharin preference, but CRS-exposed animals administered phenserine increased preference by ~13% over stress-induced depressed levels [ANOVA F2,21 = 6.505, P = 0.007; Newman-Keuls Multiple Comparisons for Control vs CRS P > 0.05, for Control vs CRS/Phenserine P < 0.05 and for CRS versus CRS/Phenserine P < 0.01].

When pen devices have been compared head-to-head (FlexPen vs. Humalog Pen vs. syringe), significant improvements in patient preferences have been found in favor of the devices which improve the readability of the dose scale and user confidence [ 28, 38].

This finding may suggest that remission achievement in depression plays an important role in the improvement in the preference-based outcomes of patients.

Figure 3 shows three examples of shifts in orientation preference and improvement of evoked responses following adaptations.