Sentence examples for improve investigators from inspiring English sources

Such methods hold promise to significantly improve investigators' ability to accurately assess alcohol consumption, understand the determinants of risky drinking, and trigger real-time interventions.

As commercially available WTA kits continue to improve, investigators should continually reassess their efficiency and compatibility with new sequencing platforms, to determine the best practices as methods evolve.

In a rather short-term 20-week study, the IMPROVE investigators found no advantage of dual RAS blockade with irbesartan and ramipril over ramipril alone in reducing albuminuria in high-risk hypertensive subjects (33).

More than 80% of subjects in all secukinumab groups showed improved Investigator's Global Assessment scores by Week 2, with these improvements continuing through Week 12, and the mean Dermatology Life Quality Index decreased in all 3 secukinumab groups vs the placebo group (data not shown).

To improve transmission, investigators often place a booster in the trunk of a car that is parked near where an undercover officer is scheduled to meet a suspect.

The reports may improve the investigators' confirmation efficiency because they prevent the need to refer to the medical records for each patient who needs confirmation.

For the record, Baker is correct when she writes that the R29 (FIRST) program, which was intended to improve new investigator success rates for subsequent NIH funding, was discontinued in 1997.

For instance, reporting incidental findings in clinical trials may improve the investigator-participant relationship and the satisfaction of participation, but it may also blur the line between clinical care and research.

As for whether mammography itself was improving, the investigators could not say.

Fortunately, detection methods have also improved, allowing investigators to do a better job of tracking patterns of behavior.

Research would be improved if investigators undertook programs of studies that successively achieve fidelity, control, and potential generalizability, or if they strengthened the design of individual studies.