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Accordingly, improvements in left ventricular ejection fraction were also similar irrespective of the individual study drug.

Accordingly, improvements have been demonstrated in first- and second-phase glucose-stimulated insulin secretion and in meal-derived indexes of β-function compared with placebo (11, 12).

Thus, it is highly desirable to examine the performance of existing soft computing techniques and based on the outcomes accordingly make improvements and/or design and develop new ones for the issue in question.

Accordingly, substantial improvements in column performance in LC may well be achieved by better packing of columns, or by designing structures such as monolithic beds and two dimensional designs on chips, which can provide more uniform structures than the beds of spherical particles widely used in current HPLC.

Accordingly, no improvements in residual AChE activity were found in the different brain regions, except the physostigmine obidoxime combination, which showed some improvement in the striatum (Fig.  4c).

Accordingly, these improvements were included as a factor affecting the bioengineering of energy plants accelerated data, as both of these underpinning technologies are represented as one resource cost in MARKAL.

Accordingly, the improvement in retinal image contrast does not provide an equivalent improvement in the spatial bandwidth, leading to the smaller benefit in VA.

Accordingly, the improvement of RMSEA is yet another indicator that the assumption of weak and (partial) strong MI holds for most models tested here.

Accordingly, the improvement of charge transfer at the electrode/electrolyte interface and of the hydrogen mass transportation are key factors to achieve a better performance in hydrogen batteries.

Accordingly, an improvement of the tumor-selective action of TRAIL appears mandatory.

Accordingly, the improvement of TRAIL-based therapies should address the apparent shortcomings of present TRAIL reagents, namely short in vivo half-life and low specific bioactivity.