Sentence examples for adding useful information from inspiring English sources

These findings confirm the efficacy of phosphate-containing solutions in reducing the incidence of CRRT-induced hypophosphatemia, already reported elsewhere during conventional CRRT [ 25, 28, 30, 31], adding useful information about its use in the context of RCA and extending the results of a single-case preliminary experience recently reported by our own group [ 24].

Actually, this method, as an unbiased approach, has the potential of adding useful information to the reservoir development plan and also, of saving considerable time.

Biomarkers are readily available, non-subjective assays, potentially adding useful information to other more subjective but more responsive disease activity surrogates.

Recently, the UCSC browser started a Wiki track system, and we hope that our effort contributes to a community effort of adding useful information to the system, so that more and more information can be viewed in context, e.g. in the context of conservation and homology information derived from sequence alignment.

Criteria are needed to a) identify markers that have the promise to be clinically useful; b) assess the best methodology for clinical evaluation of the markers in question and c) confirm or validate that using the marker adds useful information compared to using standard prognostic factors alone.

To assess the clinical usefulness and relevance of indocyanine green angiography (ICG) in the investigation of chorioretinal disorders and assess specifically in what conditions it may add useful information to that obtained using standard fluorescein angiography.

Although the recent RCT has added useful information on current ECCO2R use as a well-designed multicentre study with a low risk of bias [ 19], there is still a paucity of high-quality evidence in this area, and a need for adequately powered clinical studies.

It is often sufficient to show that editors are responsive to bad edits and will swiftly remove them, for such persons to either cease or to realise that it's a better use of their energies to add useful information.

Thus, these parameters can add useful information to the assessment procedure and may be used as a complement to the more traditional VF behavioural assessment.

Yet while networked communications and marketplace experiments add useful information, breakthrough ideas still come from individuals, not committees.

The instruments could also be measured for how they affect capital allocation, and whether they might add useful information to the marketplace.