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enduring improvement (in·durˑ·ing im·prōōv·m  nt),n in acupuncture, the desired objective of cumula-tive therapy sessions in which the patient is able to attain a higher level of function, such as regressed symptoms, reduced medications, or improved function. Typically, the full level of response can be estimated after six or eight visits. However, to attain enduring improvement, a full schedule of 12 sessions is often necessary. |
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| However, Head Start graduates show enduring improvement in school attendance and emotional adjustment, and their home situations often improve following parental involvement in preschool classes, he maintains. The company provides innovative research, insights and strategic advice to help its clients make more confident decisions which lead to measurable and enduring improvements in performance. Pharsight Corporation, a science-based company offering software products, information, and consulting services to enable fundamental and enduring improvement in the development and use of therapeutic drugs, today announced the release of Pharsight(R) Trial |
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