Sentence examples for indicating improved performance from inspiring English sources

However, at other hospitals than Vejle, the secondary care interval also decreased for patients with no indication of cancer suspicion and no alarm symptoms, indicating improved performance of the system as a whole.

For the detection of any serious bacterial infection, the relative positive likelihood ratio was 1.10 (1.06 to 1.14), also indicating improved performance of the combined test over the NICE traffic light system.

In addition to this, secondary prevention through early detection and treatment is monitored, in part, by stage at time of diagnosis with, on average, earlier stage diagnoses over time indicating improved performance of the health care system.

(C ) Model simulations illustrate that the slope of the psychometric function, fitted by a simple logistic model of bounded accumulation (Equation 3a ), can be affected by changes in either parameter k or B ; for example, an increase in either parameter will steepen the slope, indicating improved performance.

Simulation results indicate improved performance of the motor for both set point tracking and disturbance rejection.

Results indicate improved performance of shrouded variable height fin array than that of the shrouded fixed height fin array for certain conditions.

The results indicate improved performance for DDST based approaches with relaxed transmitter power amplifier requirements.

Results that indicate improved performance of the proposed approach, which is able to produce 70% detection rate at a minimum offset of 0.2, have been shown.

All significant findings from multiple regression analyses indicate improved performance from the infant with greater exposure to OPs during gestation.

While the clinical evidence indicates improved performance with EAS, it is possible that the stimuli can also effectively mask one another, reducing the quality of the incoming signal.

Existing approaches based on multivariable prediction models have recently been derived that indicate improved performance over single symptoms can be achieved (Hamilton, 2009a; Marshall et al, 2012).