Sentence examples for adding important information from inspiring English sources

We can thank Drs Ray and McKeown for adding important information to the literature regarding the use of etomidate in the ICU.

NGS provides a simple, inexpensive, and routinely applicable overview of the intrinsic biological characteristics and clinical behavior of tumors, adding important information to other significant and at least partly time-dependent prognostic factors, such as tumor size and LN status.

A further significant advantage of Western blot over MS is the fact that the same antibodies can be utilized for confocal microscopy analysis, adding important information on the localization and expression pattern of the analytes in a certain tissue.

All the combinations of λ and μ values returned solid results for the improvement in the graphical representation of the tree, adding important information to the vertical reading direction, although no differences in performance were observed for most of them.

Validating muscle membrane excitability at the onset of critical illness turned out to be most valuable for an early prediction of ICU-acquired weakness in immobile, sedated patients adding important information to clinical estimation of the patients' motor function upon emergence from sedation.

In conclusion, this pooled safety analysis over a treatment period of 1.4 years indicates that canakinumab across the evaluated doses in T2DM or IGT patients is safe and well tolerated, adding important information to the overall safety profile of the drug.

Furthermore, our method enables a more comprehensive view of the prognostic importance of immune cells at different intratumoural subsites, which might add important information as to how different markers are best implemented in a standardised immunoscore used in clinic.

Just like with a crime scene, the new tools of DNA add important information, but so do other physical clues like a body or, in the scientific realm, fossils and anatomy.

Because it adds important information to the public's record, and it promises to raise the pressure, both political and financial, on Apple and other companies that use similar gimmicks to shift their tax burden on to other taxpayers and leave governments less able to fund education, national security and other important priorities.

This last point, I believe, adds important information and sheds new light on the MC and IC debate.

or did not add important information or, again, had been already analysed in reviews included in this report.