Sentence examples for in improved global from inspiring English sources

In a prospective, randomized study anidulafungin resulted in improved global response (GR) and a trend toward improved survival compared with fluconazole [ 1].

Its simple application less than 1 hour a day resulted in improved global strength upon recovery.

Multi-domain exercises provide a broader range of cognitive challenges to directly stimulate plasticity, and in several studies has resulted in improved global cognitive function [ 11, 12, 27, 49].

5 Lakshmi Mittal India $28.7 bil (UP $9.4 bil) Age: 59 Shares of steel giant ArcelorMittal are UP 34% in past year on improved global economic outlook.

Further research on this topic will be helpful in assessing the continued growth of opportunities in pediatric subspecialty fellowship training programs, and whether such opportunities in training translate to improved global child health.

In this paper an improved global solar radiation map for Zimbabwe is developed by merging ground-measured radiation data from a sparsely distributed station network, with less accurate satellite-measured data which have an almost continuous spatial coverage.

One hopes that a Fourth Global Forum will not only commit to ending gender discrimination but to actively promoting gender equality in the workforce through improved global HRH governance (see Table  4).

Singapore has some of the strictest food safety standards in the world, and farmers hope that passing them could lead to improved global confidence in their rice.

Response to treatment is accompanied by improved global QOL and improved respiratory function.

Studies on adjunctive therapy with valproate reported improved global scores in avoidance and hyperarousal, but not reexperiencing symptoms in veterans over a 14-month period [ 25], whereas a subsequent 8-week open-label trial reported a small, 17% reduction in CAPS score in 13 subjects with significant reductions in all 3 cluster criteria [ 26].

In Section 4, we give an improved global existence result of strong solutions to equation (1.1).