"improve effect" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used when referring to making a situation or outcome more effective or successful. For example, "We need to take steps to improve effect of our marketing strategy."
One approach to improve effect of chemotherapy is combination of classical cytostatic drugs with natural compounds, e. g. sesquiterpenes.
Thus, ME-ICA allows for principled design-agnostic non-BOLD artifact removal that can substantially improve effect size estimates and statistical power in task-fMRI contexts.
Here we show how specific removal of non-BOLD artifacts can improve effect size estimation and statistical power in task-fMRI contexts, with particular application to the social-cognitive domain of mentalizing/theory of mind.
Use of the high dimensional propensity score has been shown to improve effect estimates compared with predefined covariate based propensity scores.
While we believe that this novel methodology can improve effect estimates in statistically complex clinical data models, this pilot study has limitations that must be considered.
Calculating intervals relative to unsuccessful pregnancies may improve effect estimates, depending on the physiological effects, timing, and frequency of unsuccessful pregnancies.
This could lead to improve effects of singlet oxygen against intra-vesicular pathogen targets inside the endo-lysosomal system.
This finding can be used to improve effects in training and rehabilitation to increase functional muscle performance and knee joint stability.
This study provides insight for further understanding of the influence of contextual aspects to improve effects of a KT intervention in Vietnam.
Also, in cosmetics TCM products aiming to improve effects of treating acne and whitening face, hormones and similar substances are often added 115, 116.
Some evidence suggests that "dynamic tailoring" with more tailored feedback moments throughout a long intervention period may improve effects beyond the short term.
