Sentence examples for improvements were perceived from inspiring English sources

We found that the utilization of EPGs improves the objective metrics while no improvements were perceived on the subjective ones, and that the sophisticated EPG design is more appropriate for the academic and expert types of users than for the practitioner and novice types.

The most pronounced improvements were perceived in the organisation of care, such as the existence of a joint mission between paediatric and adult care, coordination of care, and the availability of more resources for joint care services.

The observed configurations suggest that, even among those inclined to see the state health office as having a role in improving health services for chronic disease, it is clear that service improvements are perceived as happening differently across different services.

Stigma may be related to two implementation outcome measures: (1) whether HIV service improvements are perceived as having value and (2) the extent of acceptance of HIV service improvements by correctional staff.

The logical equations demonstrate that service improvements are perceived as happening differently across different services.

A highly enhanced current transport in comparison with No Barrier Heterostructure (NBH) has been observed in SBH and a further improvement is perceived in DBH.

Qualitative research provides unique insight into how financial incentives for quality improvement are perceived by kidney centres; this is important in helping understand better how financial incentives function in practice.

Negative (or positive) values indicated a lower (or higher) QLQ-C30 score at T2, and were considered in the same direction as SSQ rating when deterioration (or improvement) was perceived.

Though there were perceived improvements in staff respectfulness/courteousness towards clients and punctuality to work, the marginal increases were relatively lower (p < 0.0001) (see Table 2).

Infrastructure improvements and safety education were perceived by parents to be the most effective strategies implemented (Mammen et al., 2014a).

Resources and responsibility were strongly interpreted as barriers if not addressed; yet improvements to organising resources were perceived as an enabler.