Sentence examples for it represents improved from inspiring English sources
One explanation for the increase is that it represents improved ascertainment due to heightened clinical awareness underpinned by improved accuracy and availability of diagnostic tests 8 and/or to screening programmes in people with associated diseases.
It is apparent from the results that the projected technique UCPMOT (combining with MEMMOT/MMMmOT/CMEOT) represents improved classification results compared to marginal growth of benchmarking techniques (except UCPMOT_NF_N + MOT).
But Dr Éamonn O'Moore, director of health and justice at PHE, said the rise "most likely represents improved levels of testing among prisoners and improved reporting to PHE, rather than a rise in the true prevalence of infection".
The last increase of BIS possibly represents improved cerebral activity following a rise of mean arterial pressure caused by a final bolus of 5 mg epinephrine prior to stopping CPR.
Thus, this late rise in the control patients most likely represents improved risk factor modification.
The same calculation can be performed for measures where a decrease in value represents improved performance.
The sequence represents improved high-quality draft sequence (23 ) with no discernable misassembles having undergone multiple rounds of computational gap closure.
9 If this increase in clinically diagnosed paediatric CD does only represent improved ascertainment, then one might expect it to be more marked in higher socioeconomic groups.
It is difficult to establish if data from this survey represent improved medical management of PAD patients.
Things are particularly bad right now and many argue that it's a good thing that these figures are high, as they represent improved lives... but if governmental redistribution was succeeding over time by its stated goals, there would be a steady decline in poverty and dependency over time -- but there is not.
These numbers represent improved outlooks for Fox and NBC, both of which spent the fall season flailing.
