Sentence examples for more marked improvements from inspiring English sources

Those policies are just now taking effect, and some school administrators predict that the next survey will show more marked improvements.

The scale score decreased more (analysis of variance, P<0.001) in groups with more marked improvements in the degree of ascites.

The incremental health benefits of supervised exercise beyond those of counseling alone were associated with a higher volume of PA, both total and unsupervised, and more marked improvements in physical fitness (8).

The trend for more marked improvements in awareness and responses to hypoglycemia in the CSII group compared with MDI (also for RT-CGM for some parameters) failed to reach statistical significance.

Another study found that targeted combinations of metformin with pioglitazone or exenatide (based on results from oral glucose tolerance tests) induced more marked improvements in indices of glycaemic function than lifestyle intervention in 105 subjects with IGT and/or IFG, although diabetes outcomes were not measured here [ 126].

Although survival among children diagnosed with osteosarcoma up to 1997 in Britain was only slightly better than that in TYAs reported here, children with Ewing sarcoma and RMS showed more marked improvements and better survivals than their TYA counterparts (Stiller et al, 2006; Pastore et al, 2006).

And indeed, when we looked at the combined tally of grades A-C we found more marked improvement in comprehensives than in private schools.

All MFCs underperformed at high flow-rates in the early stages, however, the aerobic type – following anodic biofilm development – subsequently exhibited more marked improvement.

Nevertheless, at 61.1, it pointed to a more marked improvement in conditions than in Scotland for the second time in the past three months.

Nonresponders to 250-μg ACTH test, i.e., having cortisol increment of <250 nmol/L, have a more marked improvement in hemodynamics following intravenous bolus of hydrocortisone [24, 25].

The ADHD group showed more marked improvement in the component scores related to central executive function, and the ADHD+D group showed more marked improvement in component scores related to the phonological loop.