The phrase "aid in the improved" is not correct in English as it is incomplete and lacks clarity.
It could be used in contexts discussing assistance or support in achieving better outcomes, but it needs to be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "The new training program aims to aid in the improved performance of employees."
Alternatives: "assist in the enhancement" or "support the improvement".
Identified unique features of the inflammatory response in different contexts may aid in improving the diagnosis or the development of more targeted therapies.> -wrap-foot> A lists the metabolites common for endotoxemia and sepsis; B lists those common for endotoxemia and SIRS.
Its use will provide a valuable aid in improving the quality of the EDM process.
The intention was to compile the evidence so far obtained, contribute to existing knowledge, and help both researchers and clinicians to achieve a better profile on the topic, and consequently aid in improving the quality of life of cancer patients.
Respondents reported three sets of barriers for implementation of the model: (a) existing routines for information transfer and feedback in organizations within the acute care chain; (b) barriers related to the implementation method and time period; and (c) the absence of a high 'sense of urgency' amongst providers in the acute care chain which would aid in improving the communication process.
The importance of direct communication with referring clinicians cannot be overemphasised as such discussions aid in improving the patient pathway by correct use and interpretation of imaging tests and, therefore, improved outcomes.
The holistic understanding of these mechanisms will aid in improving the techniques used in r-DNA technology, developmental biology, and so forth.
This paper describes the construction of such overlay images and their aid in improving the interpretation of OCT C-scans.
In the end, this study showed differences between both groups, which might aid in improving the specificity of breast MRI.
The 'medical physicist' plays an important role as a member of the Nuclear Medicine team, providing scientific support in the clinical setting; equally, he/she continues to innovate and validate techniques that aid in improving the quality of information that can be extracted from medical images as well as the effectiveness of treatment.
