Sentence examples for improved the proportion from inspiring English sources
Although such advances quantitatively improved the proportion of the cells that differentiate into cardiomyocytes, in most settings the yield remains between 5 25%.
DNA priming improved the proportion of vaccine recipients with any positive response at more than one time point after the rAd5 vaccination, with 31, 54, 69 and 64% in Groups A, B, C and D, respectively.
Combining regions improved the proportion of species resolved as monophyletic within genus-level clades (Figs. 1 and 2; note that cox1 and 23S rDNA were not considered in these combinations).
In a recent study conducted in Kampala, the urban capital of Uganda, for instance, provision of AL at home significantly improved the proportion of febrile children receiving prompt effective antimalarial treatment compared to conventional care, but only produced modest health benefits at the cost of substantial over-treatment [22].
This proactive approach has improved the proportion of cases with source documents.
The inclusion of a five-pound voucher improved the proportion of questionnaires returned.
In phase 2 (NCT02449902) and phase 3 REJOICE (NCT02253173) studies, TX-004HR significantly improved the proportions of vaginal superficial and parabasal cells and vaginal pH, and in the phase 3 study decreased the severity of dyspareunia, vaginal dryness, and vulvar and/or vaginal itching or irritation.
Nationwide quality improvement initiatives have focused on improving the proportion of patients who receive timely prophylactic antibiotics.
Present strategies to improve the proportion of islets surviving engraftment are expected to lead to improved functional outcomes for islet recipients (24).
The control rate of doubling of titres was estimated to be 50%, and it was hypothesized that the modified doses of vaccine would improve the proportion of those doubling titre levels to 75%, an improvement of 25%.
The ultimate goals of modern CRT are to improve the proportion of patients responding to CRT and to maximize the response to CRT in patients who do respond.
