Sentence examples for an improved success from inspiring English sources

Conclusion: Although pregnancy remains risky in women who are undergoing long-term dialysis, advances in dialysis, obstetrics, and neonatal treatment have led to an improved success rate.

In LIGSITEcsc [14], a sequence conservation measure of neighboring residues was used to re-rank top-3 putative pockets calculated by LIGSITEcs, which lead to an improved success rate (considering top-1 pocket).

However, this measure is only successful if there is a correlation between the outcome of peer review and the scientific quality of a submission (rxy>0; that is, in graph A this measure would not result in an improved success rate).

A recent study in Korea also showed that the concomitant use of IABP did not reduce hospital mortality despite an improved success rate in weaning from ECLS [ 13].

An improved success rate was observed for the four-plex PCRs tested, with 24 (75%) and 22 (69%) amplifying all four SSRs in barley and bread wheat, respectively.

Chemically modified nucleotides provide several advantages, such as enhanced nuclease resistance, an improved binding affinity, increased oligonucleotide pool diversity and improved success rate of selection.

In part the greater number of individuals with a post-secondary education will result from the improved success of those students already attending a university or college.

As a result, we could observe an improved packet success rate in the NS-2 simulations, as illustrated in Figure 13.

This paper investigates whether improving the project plan can lead to improved success for high-risk projects.

In addition, a gastric retention of less than 200 ml and a length of stay above the median was related to improved success of feeding.

Early access to high-quality care and education services provides young children, especially those from poor and excluded groups, with a good start in life that is positively associated with improved success in education and beyond.