Mixed spatial-resolution stereoscopic video coding saves bitrate by on average 6.2% while the video quality is improved (on average 0.63 dB) when it uses full spatial-resolution frames rather than low spatial-resolution frames in the base view.
Overall, cardiorespiratory fitness was improved, on average, more than one metabolic equivalent (1 MET =3.5 mL/kg/min) in the MAO to MHO phenotypic transition group following supervised community exercise.
The compression results of the 5/3 and 97DD filter bank have been improved on average by substituting the separable implementation with a special 2D processing, which would be compatible in the absence of rounding.
Test results show that using the proposed method with 40-dB signal-to-noise ratio the performance of the projection-based algorithm and model-based algorithm can be improved on average by 33.7 and 45.4%, respectively.
Overall, VO2max was improved on average by 1.1 METs (range +0.65 to +1.63 METs) in the ACE-3ZM group following 12weeks of exercise training.
Although patients with severe hypoglycemia had lower average HbA1c than those without severe hypoglycemia, the current study provides evidence, in concordance with other reports (5, 9, 10), that metabolic control can be improved on average in the diabetic population in routine care without an increased risk of hypoglycemia.
If one systematically deletes goods that change in quality, the price index will tend to be biased upward if quality is improving on the average and downward if it is deteriorating on the average.
By looking beyond the concept of earned-value of technicians, technicians scheduling analysis may be improved on using the average expected technician reliability ( (R_{ijk} ) ) over a planning period.
These reports could reassure them that their average BP was within target (<135/8 5mm Hg) or tell them that their BP average was improved on the last report, but not yet to target and to maintain current therapy, or that their BP was not at target and that they should contact their clinician.
could clearly be improved on their own.
