Sentence examples for increase in success from inspiring English sources

It also noted an increase in success rates: the IVF birth rate increased slightly to 26.5% in 2013 from 25.9% the year before.

In 2005, Constantino et al. revealed a significant increase in success rate and overall less time for cannulation of peripheral veins under ultrasound guidance [4].

Furthermore, this increase in success leads to increased retention rates in STEM, expanding the pipeline of students retained in such fields.

A sample size of 45 patients with available data at day 7 was calculated to demonstrate an increase in success rate of 20%%, from 50%% (success rate of septic shock patients from our cohort) to 70%%.

Our results also indicate a statistically significant increase in success rates with ability to gather adequate measurements as physicians progressed through their training, and also a statistically significant decrease in time to gather those images.

There was no statistical difference in success rates of VVF repair with different number of layers in the fistula closure or with use of interposition flaps, but there was a small increase in success in the cases that documented intraoperative bladder filling to test the integrity of the bladder closure.

In humans there appear to be various lower threshold criteria (not absolute) for conception and higher numbers of cells inseminated (in vivo) led to increases in success (Publicover and Barratt, 2011).

Their success led to an increase in commercial success for some other industrial musicians; for example, the Nine Inch Nails remix album Further Down the Spiral, which included contributions from Foetus and Coil, was certified gold in 1996.

Consistent increases in restoration success over time were seen for arable reversion sites, with the most rapid rates of increase in restoration success seen over the first 10 years.

However, despite a trend showing an increase in mating success with swarming duration from 15 to 25 minutes, the effect of swarm duration on mating success was not significant when tested as a linear or quadratic model.

DOTS population coverage had a significant effect on overall treatment success rates, such that countries with full DOTS coverage benefit from at least an 18% increase in treatment success (95% CI: 5 31%).