Sentence examples for improved probably by from inspiring English sources

Therefore, it could be further improved probably by optimizing the time of exposure and dose for effective pre-treatment.

The Nexia and Army scientists found that giving the fibers a strong tug after they had been squirted out vastly improved them, probably by lining up the proteins and allowing them to interlock more tightly, like Velcro.

They then found that restoration of normoglycemia improved autophagy, probably by reducing toxic nutrient excess.

N2O improves selectivity, probably by: (i) inhibiting the adsorption of O2 and/or (ii) increasing reduction rate of the catalysts.

In intubated critically ill patients, cyclic short recruitment manoeuvres (Sigh) introduced during pressure support ventilation (PSV) improve oxygenation, probably by increasing end-expiratory lung volume (EELV).

Its systemic administration in experimental models diminished the microthrombotic process and improved neurological performances probably by limiting neuronal inflammation, without effects on vasospasm [ 140].

Anyway, it is reasonable to suppose that this stepwise impregnation (silver nitrate-ammoniacal silver) improved the staining probably by increasing the amount and the size of silver precipitates [ 66].

Second, dopamine has also been shown to improve diaphragmatic function, probably by increasing oxygen supply to that region [ 11], which is another function that may be important in the critically ill population.

Pioglitazone may be associated with an increased risk of bladder cancer, but the absolute risk is low and dwarfed by the risk of other serious adverse outcomes that are probably improved by pioglitazone.

Israel leads the way: a quarter of the officers in its Defence Forces are female and 92% of its jobs are open to women (proportions probably improved by its conscription policy).

She has probably improved the odds by narrowing her pitch to those women who want to take charge of their lives — and have money to spend.