Sentence examples for normal improvements from inspiring English sources

They are also often witness to significant breakthroughs and outcomes that surpass what would be considered normal improvements or stabilization in the condition of a person with a mental disorder [ 4].

Leonard rejected comparisons to Michael Phelps, who broke the 200m butterfly world record when he was just 15, back in 2001 because the American got "consistently faster every year on a normal improvement curve".

Monsoon Rain (4.10) made a whirlwind start to his career at Newmarket last month when beaten two lengths by Windsor Knot and normal improvement should see him take the penultimate one-mile maiden stakes.

Mr. Leonard said comparisons to Michael Phelps's achievements were unfounded because he swam "consistently faster every year on a normal improvement curve".

He said he had no qualms about the performance of other Chinese swimmers, including the new Olympic 400m freestyle champion Sun Yang, 20. "He has a perfectly normal improvement curve, he is a dramatically spectacular athlete in our sport and I've no question about him at all.

After pregnancy, the presence of PCOS-related features, such as hyperandrogenism and/or insulin resistance, could increase the incidence of a prediabetic or diabetic state, which would impair the normal improvement of the insulin-glucose metabolism.

Their other concern was that, by definition, this metric assessed providers in terms of a minimum standard rather than something more demanding: "If I, as a patient, had an eight point improvement, well, what does that mean compared to the normal improvement that one would expect from that operation?

With present technologies and strategies for radioprotection of normal structures, improvements in survival are unlikely to result from modifications in total dose or fraction size.

We speculate that over time, with tadalafil patients may acquire an activity pattern closer to normal and improvements in function due to the reduction of pain and the subsequent reduction in fear-avoidance, which has been described as one of the limiting factors in CRPS [ 51].

The clinical efficacy was classified as follows: cure – all of the presenting symptoms and signs were resolved, and the laboratory tests and clinical procedures were normal; marked improvement – only one abnormality remained; improvement – at least two abnormalities remained at the termination of treatment; failure – clinical manifestations remained or were aggravated after 72 h of treatment.

To control for the observed lack of homogeneity of variance for different baseline values, we also computed the improvement from baseline in proportion to what would have been expected had the values become normal (relative improvement).