Sentence examples for hypothetically improve from inspiring English sources

With greater clinical use and knowledge regarding α2 characteristic conscious sedation, a sedative agent without respiratory depression could hypothetically improve weaning and shorten extubation times.

Raloxifene encapsulation into the SMA micelles is plausibly protected from the liver metabolizing enzymes and could hypothetically improve its plasma level.

Community education had a limited effect on the extent to which residents prepared their property hence a limited effect on the reduction in risk of house loss, however hypothetically improving property preparedness did reduce the risk of house loss.

This meant that smartphones could handle more tasks at once, hypothetically improving overall performance.

Vertebroplasty was hypothetically improved by introduction of the percutaneous balloon kyphoplasty technique (Lieberman et al. 2001).

When H-FABP-testing is combined with signs and symptoms in a diagnostic algorithm, NPV hypothetically improves and thus the number of patients that are referred by a GP but turn out to have no ACS, could be reduced.

This allowed separation of the overall data set into subsets where local polynomial regression was hypothetically more likely to improve prediction results.

A strength of this study was that it considered possible future improvements to improve the sensitivity of reduced-laxative and non-laxative preparations (to 89% for non-laxative preparation), and also hypothetically optimised it to the same level as full-laxative preparation (92% for non-laxative and reduced-laxative preparations).

Trade-off techniques for valuing health states assess how much of something valuable a respondent is hypothetically prepared to give up to improve health or to prevent getting worse.

Hypothetically, this principle could also be used to improve sensorimotor function of the knee.

105– 107 In previous research, we have shown that a comprehensive high low component exercise intervention may be necessary to improve CRF with derived positive impact on patient reported fatigue, hypothetically driven by linear improvement in vitality.