Sentence examples for improved suggests from inspiring English sources

That the measured Cr-GFR in 6 of these patients significantly improved suggests that this effect is real.

This, together with the finding of high and persistent antibody levels in the three patients who died, and reduction of antibody titres in patients who improved, suggests that the condition needs to be treated more intensively and may need long-term maintenance immunosuppression.

By contrast, our finding that reduction of pulse wave reflection induced by β2-adrenergic stimulation was not significantly improved suggests indirectly that improved endothelial NO release capacity is not the mechanism by which L. helveticus-fermented milk exerts its favorable circulatory effects.

Business confidence has also improved, suggesting that the tepid recovery under way will pick up steam.

Interestingly, the in vitro dissolution and permeation rates were dramatically improved suggesting a higher bioavailability after the oral administration.

Using JN11, especially glucose yield was improved, suggesting that the advantage of JN11 for saccharification of cellulosic biomass resulted in the increase of cellobiase activity by AaBGL1.

In all but one, the measure improved, suggesting the vessel had become more flexible and potentially reducing the risk of heart attacks and strokes.

But after 14 to 16 months, the boys' blood cells were still making ALD, and brain images showed that their disease had stabilized or improved, suggesting the protein was being produced there.

The time separation between these two peaks shortened as their skill improved, suggesting increasing efficiency of usage.

With the advent of newer generation clinical CT scanners, spatial and temporal resolution have continuously improved, suggesting assessment of trabeculae will soon be feasible with clinical scanners.

Similarly, the dysregulated expression levels of a number of genes of interest were not improved suggesting that reduction in Hdac7 does not alleviate the R6/2 HD-related transcriptional dysregulation.