Sentence examples for improved incidence from inspiring English sources

To guide the development of improved incidence assays, a new target product profile has set the minimum acceptable value of a FRR at <2%, with a coefficient of variation <30%, for multiple HIV subtypes and geographic settings [22], [50].

Moreover, if improved incidence assays can demonstrate consistently low FRR values in all settings, the need for continued measurement of the FRR prior to conducting incidence surveys will be greatly reduced [50].

Providing of bystander CPR was associated with a trend to improved incidence of a favorable neurological outcome in the TH group (bystander CPR: 53.8%, no bystander CPR: 28.6%; P = 0.125) but not in the control group (bystander CPR: 23.5%, no bystander CPR: 30.4%; P = 0.629).

Similarly, GIMEMA (AIDA2000) administered cytarabine in high-risk patients only and reported an improved incidence of relapse at 6 years in this group (9.3% vs 49.7%, P<0.001) compared with historical controls (AIDA0493).

In England, the linkage between general practice records and hospital admission data has led, among others, to improving incidence estimates of common conditions such as pneumonia (Millett et al. 2016).

The linkage of administrative data allows to improve incidence estimates of CDI in ER, yielding values in line with European data.

In Taiwan, the initial mortality rate of nontraumatic aneurysm is lower as the health provision system might improve incidence of short-term mortality; however, the overall mortality was found to be similar to other countries.

Nevertheless, modern therapeutic options have improved the incidence of a final symptom-free state to 80 87%, depending on the type of injury and other predisposing factors [14].

In prophylactic protocols, PEG R1antTNF clearly improved the incidence, and the clinical score of arthritis due to its long plasma half-life.

We propose a new intersubband infrared photodetector concept, the island insertion infrared detector (I 3D), with the aim of achieving improved normal incidence absorption characteristics over the quantum well infrared photodetector (QWIP).

Possible contributors to the former may be the publication of the Australasian Diabetes in Pregnancy Society guidelines for GDM in 1998, which strongly recommended universal screening and may have improved screening incidence (7).