The phrase "indicative of improvements" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that suggests or shows positive changes or advancements. Example: The company's increasing profits are indicative of improvements in their business strategy.
Increase in continuation of services in public health centres and reduction in switching from public to private healthcare providers is indicative of improvement in public health services on maternal care in India.
Thus, increasing AIM-C scores for these 4 scales is indicative of improvement.
This beneficial effect of saxagliptin in the retina was observed in parallel to other vascular signals indicative of improvement, i.e. normalization of vascular function.
We argue that the decrease in time to engage with a problem is indicative of improvement and is more like the expert behavior observed by Dunbar.
To facilitate the comparison of MMSE, ADAS-cog and IADL scores, changes in score were converted to positive values, which were indicative of improvement, and negative values, which were indicative of decline.
To facilitate the comparison of rates in MMSE, ADAS-cog, IADL, and PSMS scores, changes in score were converted to positive values, which were indicative of improvement, and negative values, which were indicative of decline.
Paired sample tests were used to compare means and thus identify differences indicative of improvement for items of the SWOT analyses conducted at the beginning of the program and again 12 months later.
LS: least squares; LDX: lisdexamfetamine dimesylate; SKAMP: Swanson, Kotkin, Agler, M-Flynn, and Pelham scale; D: deportment; A: attention *Lower SKAMP total and subscale scores are indicative of improvement.
Achieving a pre-defined 'remission' score on the CGI-ADHD-S is indicative of improvement in ADHD symptomatology but does not necessarily mean that the child is without impairments.
