Sentence examples for the improved group from inspiring English sources

Consequently, the outcome that pain in the improved group significantly improved may result from that most physical distress were relieved by pharmacological therapy such as opioid analgesics.

Similarly, improvement in FSS total score from EOT to EOS in the "improved" group (≥10-point improvement in EQ-5D VAS) was significantly greater than that observed in the "unimproved" group (p < 0.001 for both studies) [Table  5].

In the improved group, however, depression improved significantly within one week following admission.

The results in the unchanged/worsened group seemed to be in the opposite direction of what would be expected, i.e. they suggested some improvement, but less than in the improved group.

The patients whose pain scores reported one week after admission were lower than those on admission were assigned to the improved group; the other patients were assigned to the not improved group.

For instance, the average change on the Physical Activities Problems scale in the Improved group was a 30-point gain, while the average change in the Not Improved group was only about a third as much, or 11 points.

As is depicted in Figure 7, the improved grouping algorithm spends much shorter time than the CSGC algorithm on spectrum allocation.

In this context, when we compared changes in integration and workload over time, some individual services had significantly greater decrease in the workload ratio in the 'most improved' group than observed in the 'least improved' group.

In overall patients, all psychospiritual variables improved one week post-admission, but the improvement of depression and family/social support in the not improved group was not significant.

Thereafter, the increase in staff FTE available for HIV Care was greatest for the 'most improved' group.

Thirty-two facilities were classified into the 'least improved' group, with an average decline in HR integration from baseline to endline of -0.29 services per staff member (from 1.85 to 1.56).