Sentence examples for objective improvements from inspiring English sources

Unsurprisingly, using dermocosmetics and appropriate skin care has shown objective improvements of some DM-related dermatoses, such effects improve the quality of life.

Individual improvement reports are not acceptable since subjective improvements not always match objective improvements [19, 35], and systemic changes produced by OSA may continue to progress if the condition is not controlled, even if the patient is feeling better.

Clinical trials can provide treatments that not only offer objective improvements in clinical disease status but also subjective improvements in the quality of life of patients who are afflicted with the disease.

This study has demonstrated that the combination of rhFGF18 and a collagen-GAG osteochondral scaffold can produce objective improvements in osteochondral repair when incorporated in an acute osteochondral defect model in sheep, although topographic variation may exist between the MFC and LTS.

This study has shown that the addition of rhFGF18 to a collagen-GAG osteochondral scaffold can produce objective improvements in osteochondral repair tissue in sheep, when compared to defects either left empty, treated with scaffold alone or when the scaffold is combined with BMP-7.

There were no objective improvements.

Early frenotomy did not result in an objective improvement in breastfeeding but was associated with improved self-efficacy.

Although no objective improvement was recorded, most subjects felt they had improved [ 84].

Clinical trials, however, have shown that correcting anaemia not only provides an objective improvement in the patients' well being, but may also improve response and possibly the duration of survival (Littlewood, 2001; Littlewood et al, 2001).

One month after HAART, there was little symptomatic or objective improvement in the ophthalmic findings, and the CD4+ T cell count had improved to 179 cells/μL.

As for those "female knees," a study featured at the meeting of the American College of Orthopedic Surgeons this year concluded, "While we certainly use the female components frequently in surgery, we don't detect any objective improvement in clinical outcomes".