Sentence examples for moderate improvement on from inspiring English sources
Psychosocial interventions reported a moderate improvement on caregivers' burden.
In effect, "Pina" is only a moderate improvement on standard-issue television recordings of dance performances.
Last week, US Airways reported a loss of $794 million for the fourth quarter of 2002, a moderate improvement on its shortfall of $1.16 billion in the period a year earlier.
Addition of sodium butyrate resulted in a moderate improvement on virus titres produced by lipofectamine transfection.
Of the subjects receiving therapy for action tremor; 3/6 reported mild to moderate improvement on primidone, 3/8 had moderate improvement of tremor on beta-blockers, 2/8 had moderate improvement on benzodiazepines.
For the purpose of analysis, this scale will then be dichotomised according to success, where 'success' is defined as marked or moderate improvement on this scale [ 10].
The results demonstrated that the moderate improvement of redox status based on the gapN expression modulation made a great and efficient strain improvement for isobutanol producing.
Improvements for APM patients could be classified as large on BP subscale only, with moderate improvements on PF and RP, small improvements on VT, RE, and MH, no change on SF, and a small deterioration on GH subscale.
From that point of view it is worth to mention that a similar meta-analysis investigated the effects of VA-E used as an adjuvant in the treatment of cancer patients showed moderate improvements on quality of life (Büssing et al., in preparation); however, the methodological quality of these studies was quite heterogeneous.
A World Bank report on conditional cash transfers found that these programs had significant impacts on poverty, educational enrollment and moderate improvement of uptake of preventative health services [ 14].
Definitions of a small-to-moderate improvement on QoL (ie, 10 units on the global health score), and SD estimates of QoL (patients with localised colon cancer) were retrieved from previous published publications.
