Sentence examples for improvements in wording from inspiring English sources

The primary role of the initial group of eight patients was to give initial questionnaire feedback to the investigator for improvements in wording and content.

All patients showed significant improvements in word retrieval.

Improvements in word-in-noise perception also pair with gains in attention.

Experimental results prove that the proposed method is considerably more effective at increasing speech recognition performance in time-varying background noise conditions, with +31.31%, +10.65%, and +20.54% average relative improvements in word error rate for speech babble, background music, and real-life in-vehicle noise conditions respectively, compared to the original basic PCGMM method.

Whereas I was pleased by the improvements in Word 2007 for Vista, I'm nonplussed by this version.

This was true because we were able to take an honest look at ourselves and our situation and identify the steps that we wanted to take to make meaningful improvements, in words and in deeds.

This study has shown that participants with aphasia who are clinically stable can show improvements in word retrieval in conversation following impairment therapy which focuses on picture naming.

In conclusion, the present study showed that intensive language action therapy (ILAT) is effective in treating patients with chronic aphasia, leading to significant improvements in word retrieval, naming and auditory comprehension abilities as measured by clinical language tests.

Studies worldwide have shown improvements in word retrieval although there is limited evidence for either 'generalisation' to untreated items or for 'generalisation' across contexts, in this case carryover to connected speech [for an exception see 11].

Training on syllables or phonemes has been shown to transfer to improvements in word-in-sentence and sentence perception in cochlear implant users (Fu et al. 2005, 2008) but not in hearing aid users (Stecker et al. 2006; Woods & Yund 2007).

Improvement in word recognition following treatment failure for sudden sensorineural hearing loss.