Sentence examples for more rapid improvements from inspiring English sources

The administration said that by offering bigger bonuses to more health plans, it hoped to encourage larger, more rapid improvements in care.

In addition, in recipients with primary graft dysfunction and reperfusion pulmonary edema after lung transplantation, those with intact alveolar fluid clearance had more rapid improvements in oxygenation than recipients with impaired fluid clearance [16].

Faster rates of alveolar fluid clearance are associated with more rapid improvements in oxygenation in patients with hydrostatic pulmonary edema [13] and better oxygenation, a shorter duration of mechanical ventilation, and improved survival in patients with acute lung injury [14, 15].

They complement previous analyses from the RAPID 1 trial demonstrating that patients who reported more rapid improvements in disease activity had higher chances of achieving better clinical outcomes at 1 year.

In addition, in recipients with primary graft dysfunction and reperfusion pulmonary edema after lung transplantation, those with intact alveolar fluid clearance had more rapid improvements in oxygenation than recipients with impaired fluid clearance [ 16].

Recently, an analysis comparing SEER data with UK Hospital Episode Statistics (HES) has shown a relatively static picture in the United Kingdom compared with more rapid improvements in absolute death rates, which may have resulted from more aggressive treatment policies in the United States for both early and late disease (Collin et al, 2008).

95 These have consistently shown a more rapid improvement in iron stores and Hb levels with i.v. preparations, accompanied by improved fatigue and quality of life vs. oral iron therapy, with improved compliance.

Still, part of the reason Minnesota's headline unemployment rate may have shown more rapid improvement is that it has fewer young people competing for jobs.

In addition to reducing the number of boars needed for breeding, artificial insemination allows the selection of boars with the highest genetic merit, which results in more rapid improvement of the herd population.

The case galvanised even more rapid improvement across the sector, placing the impetus on surgeons to share their expertise across hospitals to ensure the NHS always provided the cutting edge.

These benefits may be associated with a more rapid improvement in short-term quality of life measures.