Sentence examples for improved with knowledge from inspiring English sources

In trauma patients who have been subjected to a CT, a systematic evaluation of the placenta excludes the placental abruption with a reported sensitivity of 100%%; however, the specificity is significantly improved with knowledge of the normal placenta and decreases greatly without special training [61].

Confidence in results from monitoring genetic end points in environmentally or occupationally exposed individuals can be improved with knowledge of the normal variability of changes in genetic end points in the general population.

Therapeutic interventions might improve with knowledge of the physiologic pathways involved in the hyperplastic response to vascular injury.

Another issue influencing analysis of the impact of elevated cTn levels is that ECG interpretation, often done concurrently in practice, may have only moderate inter and intra-rater reliability in the ICU setting, which improves with knowledge of the cTn levels [ 10].

14 The risk/benefit ratio of the drugs administered could be improved with better knowledge of the patients' medical histories and risk factors for adverse drug events.

Clinical decision-making can be improved with better knowledge of the extent of possible harm, as evaluated in a population-based study.

Identifying search sources for systematic reviews can be challenging, but could be improved with more knowledge-sharing between information specialists and researchers.

As we have pointed out in (Paquette and Marino 2011), educational modeling languages and standards such as IMS-LD (2003) need to be improved with a structured knowledge and competency representation, in order to add useful semantic annotations to scenario components.

Past work has primarily focused on a larger scale by examining the response of an entire metropolitan area, but the allocation of resources intended to protect citizens from the dangerous effects of heat and humidity could be improved with more specific knowledge of where the risk is highest within urban areas.

Prospects for resistance to Rhizoctonia and Pythium spp. will continue to improve with growing knowledge of pathogenicity strategies, host defense gene action relative to the pathogen infection process, and the role of environmental factors on pathogen host interactions.

And not irrelevant, we think quality of life could improve with the knowledge of having low health care costs.