Sentence examples for more improved at from inspiring English sources

Increasing number of wetlands sampled should be the first priority because sample precision is more improved at a higher cost ratio than by adding counts to the same wetland.

CBT resulted in less attrition than recreational activity, and in addition, participants who received CBT rated themselves as more improved at post-treatment.

Scores for NPI-2 and NPI-4 were significantly more improved at the final evaluation (LOCF) in the 5mg (except NPI-4) and 10mg groups than in the placebo group (see Table 2, Fig 2).

In conclusion, the fact that patients with EDs who do not accept or complete treatment are often more improved at follow-up than completers indicates that this should be a primary area for research on EDs.

In the oral steroid phase, analysis of combined data from both our current and a previous study showed that both subjective and objective outcomes were clearly more improved at 2 weeks after the initial oral steroid treatment than with placebo administration.

In the inhospital population, the differences indicated that communication and speech, level of alertness, and the Karnofsky scale were all more improved for the AT III group than for placebo.

As post-hoc regression analysis showed a relationship between improved activity limitation and improvement in FABQ, and FABQ was more improved in the EDUC group at all three follow-ups, on balance these data appear to favour the EDUC approach.

We would like to search the branches that most likely contain the optimal or suboptimal solutions first, to potentially allow the candidate solution to be more quickly improved at an earlier stage.

Interest is an important element, because it will be what keeps you striving to learn more, improve, and become better at whatever it is you do, whether that 'do' is a job, a relationship or a project.

The second patient's results were more interesting; he improved at 10 mg, got worse at 30 mg and improved again at 10 mg suggesting that, if the effect was due to the drug, the patient may have been affected by the inverted "U" shape curve described in drug-based cognitive enhancement (Husain & Mehta, 2011).

Around 500 level crossings will be closed and safety improved at hundreds more after rail regulators increased funding to Network Rail.