Sentence examples for measures demonstrated significant from inspiring English sources
The three magnetic resonance imaging measures demonstrated significant correlations with clinical and neuropsychological assessments as well as with cerebrospinal fluid levels of tau, hyperphosphorylated tau and abeta 42 proteins.
Parent interviews demonstrated significant improvement in adolescent substance abuse, and adolescent measures demonstrated significant improvement in both domains.
All measures demonstrated significant improvements with mean SD differences of; RCS = 2.37 (2.78), ICU Mobility Scale = 1.58 (2.13) and CPAx 6.6 (9.26) p= < 0.001.
All measures demonstrated significant improvements from start of rehabilitation to discharge from LITU showing they are useful measures to use within this setting.
Subsequently all of the measures demonstrated significant improvements between the first and second postoperative visits.
* indicates measures demonstrating significant rater effect, p < 0.05.
Later, in the ATLAS study, BASDAI (as a secondary outcome measure) demonstrated significant and sustained improvement at 104 weeks in the adalimumab-treated patients compared with placebo (van der Heijde et al. 2007b).
Results from repeated measures ANOVA demonstrated significant between group differences for applied mathematics [F 2,29) = 12.47, P < 0.001] and visual working memory [F 2,29) = 5.53, P = 0.009].The Mathematics Intervention improved mathematics abilities and visual working memory compared to standard care.
The four measures also demonstrated significant responsiveness to change in underlying clinical status of the patients over the course of the trial, as measured by the independently assessed clinical outcomes.
RESULTS: TUG, VAS and AOFAS-Hindfoot score along with all measured kinetic parameters demonstrated significant improvements across all of the time points (p < 0.05).
Results: A two-way repeated measures MANOVA of these measures demonstrated a significant effect of time, F 16, 544) = 7.28, p <.01, as well as a significant interaction effect, F 16, 544) = 1.71, p <.05, in favour of CBT.
