Sentence examples for improving the bloodstream from inspiring English sources

One of the most commonly performed procedures is a coronary artery bypass graft (known as CABG, and pronounced like the green vegetable), which relieves symptoms of angina by improving the bloodstream to the heart using a piece of artery or vein removed from elsewhere in the body.

By including an interventional study aiming at improving the diagnostic processes for bloodstream infections, AlertsNet evaluates directly its capability to provide a platform for quality improvement trials.

Passive immunization remains the only available therapeutic approach; timely administration of anti-BoNT antibodies to clear toxin from the bloodstream greatly improves the speed of patient recovery.

These types of initiatives along with improved measures of prevention, diagnosis and management will hopefully help improve the outcome of Staphylococcus aureus bloodstream infection in the future.

In comparison with cleavable linkers, non-cleavable linkers were found to have improved stability in the bloodstream allowing ADCs with such linkers to have longer half-lives and pose a reduced risk from side effects while retaining the activity of the cytotoxic drug [ 127].

Internationally, there has been an increasing effort to improve the management and outcome of sepsis including bloodstream infection over the last decades with initiatives such as the international Surviving Sepsis Campaign [ 15, 16].

To improve the current understanding of E. faecalis' ability to cause bloodstream infections, we performed a genome wide transcriptional analysis of V583 during growth in 2xYT supplemented with 10% blood (YTB).

More information about the clinical characteristics of B. cereus bloodstream infection (BSI) is urgently needed to improve the treatment of patients with B. cereus infection.

Transdermal administration provides a continuous delivery of rivastigmine through the skin into the bloodstream, avoiding first pass metabolism and allowing a better dose escalation strategy to improve the treatment outcomes.

Discussion: For patients with a bloodstream infection, we found that our computer-guided statistically-derived antimicrobial therapy would potentially improve the rate of effectiveness of empirically chosen antimicrobials.

Since the CDC's bloodstream infection definition includes this criterion, including antimicrobial use in our computer infection rule improved the performance of this algorithm.