Sentence examples for overt improvement from inspiring English sources

This regimen led to an overt improvement in course during the subsequent 6 days.

When individuals with ASD activated these networks, there was no overt improvement in task performance.

Importantly, the immunoreactivity was significantly increased in the brain from rats treated with stress-dose HC, when overt improvement of BBB permeability was also observed.

In combination with improved data collection and routine monitoring, this investment in system software also had positive effects on administrative enforceability in the ART clinics, through strengthened provider motivation and work norms, if not through any overt improvement in clinic managers' disciplinary capacity.

In an fMRI study using an overt naming task, improvements in naming (for trained items only) following therapy (30 h over two weeks) was associated with increased functional activation of the perilesional regions of the left hemisphere that had been identified as dysfunctional (excessive slow wave activity) pre-therapy (Meinzer et al. 2008).

Twenty-five-year-old India Arie is one of the most recent arrivals on the scene and also one of the most promising the album hearkens back to the overt spirit of self improvement that characterized such landmark albums as Aretha Franklin's "Young, Gifted and Black".

Twenty-five-year-old India Arie is one of the most recent arrivals on the scene and also one of the most promising — the album hearkens back to the overt spirit of self improvement that characterized such landmark albums as Aretha Franklin's "Young, Gifted and Black".

We have also seen overt and long-lasting improvement of a butterfly rash following compassionate care treatment with infliximab and azathioprine in a patient with lupus nephritis.

This clinical observation on improvement in overt symptoms finds some support from the relatively limited number of studies that have examined the impact of naturally declining blood lead concentrations on cognitive function in occupationally exposed subjects (Chuang et al. 2005; Lindgren et al. 2003; Winker et al. 2006).

Looking back, Pearl decrees, "The way we lived would not do, would not hold"; the improvements in overt racial and sexual attitudes, the lessening of received prohibitions and discriminations, need just a glance at our national campaigns and headliners to be confirmed.

The intervening years have provided only limited improvements in either overt or clandestine human intelligence collection.