Sentence examples for great amelioration from inspiring English sources

Rats pre-treated with CCC6 showed a great amelioration, and the level of the biochemical markers was significantly different compared to those of the positive control group and those pre-treated with the drug suspension (p < 0.05).

Apart from the satisfactory efficacy in the treatment of CRS, some of the patients with UC-CRS showed great amelioration of UC as well that couldn't be explained with the primary treatment alone.

Patients choosing HR reported greater amelioration than those choosing AMT and were found to have greater treatment compliance.

This open lung strategy was associated with greater amelioration in some systemic cytokines, improved oxygenation and lung compliance over seven days.

There is a balance in that one can expect alien sources of greatest novelty to be phylogenetically distant, yet genes from such remote sources will usually confront the greatest amelioration pressures.

In particular, vildagliptin versus sitagliptin, despite similar plasma fasting hyperglycemia, HbA1c, and postprandial glucose, was associated with a greater amelioration of MAGE and reduction of nitrotyrosine levels and proinflammatory cytokines.

It has also been evidenced that as compared to ACCF, ACDF caused less blood loss as well as greater ameliorations in cervical lordosis and segmental height with better clinical outcomes [ 13].

Concomitant administration of mosapride at 3 and 10 mg/kg resulted in significant amelioration in the decrease in gastric emptying rate induced by 100 mg/kg pirfenidone, while 1 mg/kg mosapride or greater ameliorated the decreased small intestinal transit rate [ 29].

Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) is a distressing and functionally impairing disorder that can emerge as early as age 4. Cognitive behavior therapy (CBT) for OCD in youth shows great promise for amelioration of symptoms and associated functional impairment.

More so, better values of compliance and PEEP were not great determinants of amelioration.

We strategically select the health issues that carry the greatest burden and hold the greatest promise for amelioration.