Sentence examples for improvement the majority from inspiring English sources

However, while these treatments show clinically meaningful symptom improvement, the majority of those who begin treatment retain a diagnosis of PTSD post-treatment.

It had been ingrained in every aspect and in all the evidence of my upbringing that the gains made in the 1940s towards free education, free health and decent standards of welfare were permanent gains, lasting standards of improvement, the majority of the people finally imposing themselves on the minority.

However, despite this improvement the majority of patients with GBM relapse soon after treatment and the 2-year survival rate is only 26% [ 1].

Some parents felt that their child was fairly active but had room for improvement, the majority of these respondents were from the mid-SES area.

Despite these improvements, the majority of patients in our cohort died from their disease.

Despite these impressive improvements, the majority of households in both groups still had at least one hazard for falls or for ingestions.

One has to keep in mind that the non-specific psychological interactions play a major role in the improvement of the majority of the headache sufferers.

Children who were less severely disabled showed 1.96 points more improvement and for each month of age, older children showed.02 less improvement> The majority of both groups reported an impact on inconvenience, physical strain, confining, family adjustments; personal plans and work adjustments (Table  6).

With regard to response to therapy, therapeutic trials with phenobarbital, potassium bromide, diazepam, butylscopolamin resulted in no improvement in the majority of CECS affected dogs, but 50%% of the owners felt improvement after a dietary change (e.g. change to hypoallergenic diet) [ 44].

Nevertheless, there is still a considerable potential for further improvement, since the majority of studies has been aimed at MoS2 and WS2 based coatings and the properties of diselenides remain almost unknown.

What was said before England's opening match, v Portugal David Lacey, the Guardian (12 June, 2000) "The reality is that unless England show a marked improvement on the majority of their performances in the qualifiers they will be swiftly exposed by the punctilious nature of Portugal's passing game and reduced to trusting in the wayward nature of Portuguese finishing.