Sentence examples for in persistent improvement from inspiring English sources

At week 160 of the GO-AFTER trial, golimumab 50 mg and 100 mg injections every 4 weeks resulted in persistent improvement in signs and symptoms of RA and physical function among patients who continued therapy throughout this observation period of 3 years [ 2].

In trauma patients, Claridge and colleagues reported a significant and persistent improvement in oxygenation within 2 hours of initiation of HFOV [ 30].

The soil chiseling practice, therefore, did not promote persistent improvement in the structure of a clayey soil under NT, in humid subtropical climate region.

Because no investigational agents have demonstrated disease-modifying effects clinically, we tested whether the Fyn inhibitor, saracatinib, provides persistent improvement in a transgenic model.

In a pooled analysis of those patients who continued treatment for an additional 3 cycles (ie, 52 weeks), a persistent improvement in the number of headache days and quality of life was observed with onabotulinumtoxinA [25].

Patient amelioration was confirmed by a marked, persistent improvement in both subjective and objective disease activity.

Determination of the PaO2 after 30 min revealed a persistent improvement in PaO2 compared with values after inducing lung injury, when PLV was performed with 22.5 and 30 ml/kg FC 3280 (P < 0.001).

This substantially reduces the subaortic outflow gradient in more than 90% of patients and results in persistent symptomatic improvement in about 70 90% [ 2, 5, 7– 10].

Once-weekly dosing of d-cycloserine produces persistent improvement when combined with cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) in anxiety disorders.

It is noteworthy that a large study using a transient period of continuous subcutaneous insulin infusion or multiple daily insulin injections in newly diagnosed patients with type 2 diabetes has demonstrated persistent improvements in the acute insulin response to glucose even 1 year after the short-term intervention (13).

A behavioural manifestation of plasticity in humans is the perceptual learning, a process in which practicing a challenging task repeatedly leads to significant and persistent improvements in visual performance over time [ 15].