Sentence examples for improvements with time from inspiring English sources
"There are always the risks because these are daredevil sports, but you make improvements with time," said Tony Carlino, the general manager of the Olympic sports complexes in Lake Placid, N.Y., which include a sliding track, moguls courses, aerials jumps and ski jumps.
One older oligoset was also included to evaluate coverage improvements with time of release ([ Additional file 1] in supplementary material provides time of release for some platforms, URL and filename for the Genelists used here).
A likely explanation for this is that, despite gradual improvements with time in the health care provided during the patients' stay, the greater selection of patients referred for ordinary hospital admissions over the years altered the case mix of patients involved.
Decisions of therapeutic limitation were mostly based on the clinical severity of neurological insult and the expected absence of significant improvement with time.
A recent follow-up during 16 months of migraine patients with an optimized attack treatment [51] showed an improvement with time without differences between placebo alone, beta blockers alone, or placebo associated with behavioral management, suggesting that the administration of any treatment, even a placebo, is sufficient to achieve an apparent therapeutic success [51].
Open image in new window Fig. 6 The program fitness improvement with time Open image in new window Fig. 7 The observed vs. calculated Rs data from training input data Open image in new window Fig. 8 The observed vs. calculated Rs data from validation input data Open image in new window Fig. 9 The observed vs. calculated Rs data from applied input data.
The mean symptom scores (assessed by patient questionnaires) together with its 95% confidence intervals were plotted to analyse symptomatic improvement with time and according to study group.
One study investigating the long-term results of decompressive surgery has shown a deterioration in improvement with time (Jonsson et al. 1997).
This pattern is in striking contrast to the assignment-training group, in which 77% of students showed improvement with time, and more students achieved greater improvement compared with the other groups.
