The phrase "a marker of improved" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a sign or indication of progress or enhancement in a particular area.
Example: "The increase in sales figures is a marker of improved customer satisfaction."
Alternatives: "an indicator of enhancement" or "a sign of progress".
At the same time, a different type of antibody, IgG4 one that signals immunity to a particular allergen went up over time, a marker of improved tolerance.
Narrowed tuning in NCM could be a marker of improved learning and/or discrimination of new songs, but it would be necessary to perform psychophysical/behavioral studies to demonstrate such a relationship.
Moreover, IDI, as a marker of improved risk classification, was significantly different from zero (Table 1).
Although there are no data relating to FAM13 expression in colon or colon cancer, it might be that this protein when expressed might be involved in GRP/GRPR promotion improved tumor differentiation, a marker of improved patient outcome.
This increase in SHBG could be interpreted as a marker of improved insulin sensitivity, nicely fitting the finding of improved glycemic control in the paroxetine group.
These findings suggest that improvement in LVEF may be a marker of improved survival.
In addition respiratory recovery represents a positive clinical outcome for a patient and can be viewed as a marker of an improving overall health.
Altogether, the pronounced drops in blood pressure and resting heart rate observed in a range of studies are important markers of improved cardiovascular health profile in sedentary individuals.
The use of contrast enhancement as a marker of angiogenesis can improve diagnosis.
We hypothesized that arterial stiffness, a marker of CVD, would improve in patients post kidney transplant, potentially explaining one mechanism of survival benefit from transplant.
Since then, Republicans have struggled to preserve Trump's gains, even as the economy, typically a marker of presidential success, has improved.
