Sentence examples for registered improvement from inspiring English sources

This study registered improvement in VAS and VISA scores and an increase in quadriceps strength.

Aberdeen registered improvements in both permanent and temporary staff availability, while the sharpest deteriorations on each front were recorded in Dundee and Edinburgh respectively.

These included the lack of an integrated index like the "multistat" in feedback to GPs, and the very high level of satisfaction, leaving no room to register improvement.

In any case, ceiling effects provide little opportunity for registering improvement in satisfaction with treatment or strategy being assessed [ 46, 47], and it was for this reason that the DTSQ change version was designed and developed, and proposed for use in intervention studies in addition to the DTSQ (status) [ 48].

She is now an example to the community of children participating in ECD programmes who register improvements in health, cognitive abilities and social and personal skills.

In the At Ceiling/Floor groups, those few patients reporting decreased satisfaction or increased hypo- or hyperglycaemia have a disproportionate influence on mean scores of the DTSQsDiff, as patients wishing to register improvements had much less scope for doing so than those wishing to register a deterioration.

Only the two training groups registered good improvement in the long term, there being better results in the HSRT group.

Tanzania moved into the top 10 for the first time this year, while Liberia, Sierra Leone and Angola registered significant improvements.

And non-academies starting with the same – generally poor – test results as sponsored academies in 2013 actually registered faster improvements in 2014, we found.

In all, the report concluded that both of the latest iterations of the two platforms, iOS 5.0 and Android 4.0 have "registered massive improvements," 100percentt increases each, in image-movement capabilities since their last versions.

We registered their improvements during their learning process using several instruments; we also evaluated the evolution in their creative intelligence quantitatively using the CREA test (Corbalán et al., 2014), and noticed a significant score increase among participants of both studies.