Sentence examples for poor improvements from inspiring English sources

As a predictor for poor improvements in pain over time, worse preoperative pain accounted for 21% of the variance.

It has been suggested that in this age group in the United States, low recruitment to clinical trials contributes to the comparatively poor improvements in cancer survival (Bleyer et al, 2007).

Performing the same analysis for poor improvement in the KOOS subscale knee-related QOL, there were no predictors of poor improvement.

Low prevalence and poor improvement of ideal cardiovascular health was reported in several studies.

Age, BMI, sex, acceptable HKA-angle two years postoperatively and smoking were not predictors for poor improvement in pain.

Ten patients had complications and not unexpectedly, these complications were predictors of poor improvement in pain over time.

Worse preoperative pain and complications were predictors of poor improvement in the KOOS subscale pain (Table 4).

However, Guo et al.[ 19] reported poor improvement in awareness of hypertension in adults in the United States, despite a heavy campaign of programmes, guidelines, and policies to facilitate improved prevention, awareness, diagnosis, treatment and control of hypertension.

The absence of this effect in the placebo/CBT group may have contributed to the high dropout rate and, as a consequence, the relatively poor improvement in this group.

Oral administration of EGCG in the diet produced the greatest reduction in the amount of LF formed in diaphragm muscle, the greatest improvement in muscle tensions and hypertrophy, a significant reduction in the fibrosis of the EDL muscle and serum CK levels, but a relatively poor improvement in locomotor activity.

It was interesting that the PCV patients showed poorer improvements in their BCVA than tAMD patients, although both phenotypes showed similar and significant improvements in their CRT during the 12 months after the initial IVR.