The phrase "advance results" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey the idea of improving or progressing results, but it lacks clarity and proper usage.
Example: "We need to focus on strategies that will help us advance results in our marketing campaign."
Alternatives: "improve outcomes" or "enhance results."
Each advance results in males with longer, spikier penises, and the coevolutionary arms race continues.
"Our job and our mandate is quite simply to provide advance results, and that I think we have done".
Third, we were unable to obtain data retrospectively from persons with false-positive results about medical conditions (e.g., Epstein-Barr virus infection, hepatitis A and B infection, rheumatoid factor, or multiparity) which might be associated with false-positive OraQuick Advance results [1].
As the ADVANCE results (23) indicate a small but incremental benefit in microvascular outcomes with A1C levels as close as possible to normal, it is suggested that, for patients in whom the treatment is not at risk of hypoglycemic episodes or other adverse effects, the general goal can be <7% (25).
Ukip had a surprise surge, winning over 128 seats, and their advance resulted in Conservative losses.
Much of the advance resulted from the growing clout of rural unions.
Drivers then were sometimes encouraged to proceed at red lights because red was the revolutionary color signifying advance — resulting in a chaos that was emblematic of the times.
It may sound like an evolutionary advance resulting in a bird-of-prey talon perfect for playing Pokémon Go, but is in fact soreness and cramping in the fingers, wrist and forearm resulting in repetitive motor activity.
The Swedish advance resulted in the take-over of the Baltic coastline up to Puck.
Adverse weather and valiant Japanese resistance slowed the American advance, resulting in a protracted campaign.
The RUF continued to advance, resulting in sporadic confrontations with UNAMSIL and government forces, until on 17 May they came into direct contact with British forces.
