All negative comments were clustered on subject and transformed into points for improvement, where multiple comments on the same subject were combined in one point for improvement.
Technically, elephants have not been domesticated, for they have not been subjected to selective breeding for "improvement" of traits desired by humans, as has been the practice with cattle, horses, and dogs.
The above description of the interplay between cellular processes is a simplification of very complex dynamics that whilst gaining general acceptance in the research community is subject to improvement (for recent reviews see Antal et al., 2010; Ghysels and Franck, 2010).
On the CGI scale, mixed-group meta-analysis yielded a Peto odds ratio of 3.33 (95% CI 2.50 4.43) for improvement in subjects taking nicergoline as opposed to subjects taking placebo.
Their subjects showed no evidence whatsoever for improvement in intelligence.
I don't understand why we should be subjected to criticism or demands for improvement".
6 This finding was explained based on the exclusion criteria and the fact that baseline measures of depression and anxiety were low in these subjects, with little measurable room for improvement and it suggests that duloxetine has a neutral effect on mood for patients who do not have a clinical diagnosis of depression.
There is such universal agreement on the need for improvement that the subject often gets passed over with quick discussion and quick fixes.
For the secondary efficacy endpoint, responders for line severity were defined as those with a score of 0 or 1, and responders for subject-assessed improvement ratings were defined as those with a score of at least +2 (moderate improvement; definite improvement, about 50% improvement).
But Dyson seems to be thinking about 360 Eye as almost more of a living service for consumer, subject to continuous improvement.
