Sentence examples for exert improvement from inspiring English sources

In different trials, it has been reported to exert improvement in OA [ 18], have a moderate effect [ 19] or show no difference with a placebo [ 20, 21].

However, the difficulty of building control group for the cases with subepithelial infiltrates who do not exert improvement in symptoms and findings after 3-month treatment with corticosteroids should be taken into consideration.

Pre-treatment with kefir milk exert significant improvement in all the tested parameters.

In this study we hypothesized that mouse ESC-derived CPCs will exert functional improvement after myocardial infarction primarily through their multipotential differentiation capacity as well as through the formation of stable and integrated grafts within the host myocardium.

Interestingly, PEG with higher molecular weight (4 kDa) failed to exert significant improvement in neuronal injured mitochondria indicating that PEG-mediated mitochondrial protection is dependent on the size of PEG [ 14].

In comparison with benazepril, ATRA exerted no improvement in hypoproteinemia, but more significant decrease in serum Cr level in GS rats.

On the contrary, D-chiroIns alone is unable to exert significant improvements in the ovarian cell functions, as its beneficial effects are mainly limited to the non-ovarian tissue in which it may significantly inhibit the negative cellular consequences of hyperinsulinemia.

Prone position exerts an improvement on oxygenation over time up to 12 hours or more [ 11].

Ying Lyu et al. observed that FLL ethanol significantly increased bone mineral density and exerted beneficial improvement of bone mechanical properties in a dose-dependent manner by increasing Ca absorption and Ca retention, as well as reducing the RANKL/OPG ratio in growing female rats [ 20].

In addition, healthy children may exert a small improvement in peak VO2 by increasing physical activity (ceiling effect) [ 33, 34].

Significant effort continues to be exerted toward the improvement of transfection mediated by nonviral vectors.