The phrase "associated with improving sensitivity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing enhancements or advancements in sensitivity, such as in scientific research or technology.
Example: "The new algorithm is associated with improving sensitivity in detecting subtle changes in data patterns."
Alternatives: "linked to enhancing sensitivity" or "related to boosting sensitivity."
Even intraperitoneal supplementation in peritoneal dialysis fluid has been tested and reported to be associated with improving insulin sensitivity in nondiabetic peritoneal dialysis patients [ 11].
Similarly, we found here that the decrease in circulating TNFα levels in mice with myeloid-specific deletion of Fas was associated with improved skeletal muscle but not liver insulin sensitivity.
However, the weight gain on insulin is associated with improved insulin sensitivity, better plasma lipids, and improved glycemic control, as mentioned above.
Weight loss and improved insulin sensitivity are individually associated with improved central arterial stiffness; however, their combined effects on arterial stiffness are poorly understood.
Although desacyl ghrelin (DAG), the predominant form of ghrelin, is associated with insulin sensitivity and improved metabolic state, not much is known about its direct regulation by insulin.
The kidney plays an important role in glucose homeostasis, and the loss of kidney function is often associated with improved glycemic control due to the reduction of kidney gluconeogenesis, improved insulin sensitivity with regular dialysis, and reduced insulin clearance.
The high clinical relevance of 1p/19q loss became clear when this marker appeared to be associated with sensitivity to chemotherapy and improved outcome.
In addition to its overall effect on insulin sensitivity (Davies et al. 2002), moderate alcohol consumption improves adiponectin, a fat-tissue hormone associated with insulin sensitivity; inflammatory status (Joosten et al. 2008); and HDL cholesterol.
We herein demonstrated for the first time the beneficial effects of L-Cit on improved insulin resistance associated with enhanced insulin sensitivity.
