Sentence examples for improved to substantiate from inspiring English sources

Pre-hospital TI is a complex intervention, and terminology and study design must be improved to substantiate future evidence based clinical practice.

The notion that slash and burn tactics allow managers to "clear out the dead wood" and force through changes to improve efficiency is hard to substantiate in the light of the fact that in the 1990s - after the deregulation of the labour market - New Zealand's productivity increased by 5.2% while Australia's rose by 21.9%.

For example, PRO-based evidence of improved symptoms alone generally is not sufficient to substantiate a claim related to improvement in a patient's ability to function or the patient's psychological state.

In our study, a series of experiments were performed to substantiate as well as improve the robustness and stability of this device for future clinical trials.

The authors of Telescoper made an attempt to improve on Ray's scoring function and to substantiate it with rigorous statistical analysis.

Linda Wagner-Martin's was much improved, though much thinned down, by my requiring her to substantiate the . . .

There is a continued need to improve the clinical and analytical evidence base of IMA to substantiate its clinical use in diagnostics and outcomes assessment.

Currently, there is no evidence to substantiate anecdotal reports that Astym therapy improves muscle performance.

To substantiate the notion that pCR is associated with prolonged survival by improved long-term tumor control, the association between pCR and time to progression was analysed using PHA, and pCR was again observed as positive prognostic factor.

Furthermore, additional information is needed to substantiate public health guidelines on lifestyle behaviors during pregnancy to improve infant health outcomes.

Despite its widespread use clinically, there is little scientific evidence to substantiate the effectiveness of manual therapy in reducing pain or improving function in OA [ 45].