Sentence examples for performed increased from inspiring English sources

The number of suprapubic slings performed increased over time.

However, the work of Monaco et al. showed that isolated division of this structure, without the level of dissection we performed, increased anterolateral rotation [4].

Numbers of BSIs and bed-days remained stable, and numbers of admissions and surgical procedures performed increased during the study period.

As the temperature at which the thermal imidization step was performed increased, the peak intensity of the higher angle peak increased, and it remained as a unique peak at 2θ=6.70 (d-spacing of 13.2 Å) for both PI(1), based on pyromellitic dianhydride (PMDA)+4,4′-oxydianiline (ODA), and PI(2), based on PMDA+4,4′- 9-fluorenylidene -dianiline (9FDA).

"Given that males in the high-fluoxetine exposure treatment performed increased copulatory behaviour towards females and were also found to have increased sperm counts, this would suggest that, in nature, males inhabiting contaminated habitats may be more successful at securing fertilisations," he said.

While both the obesity effects for the one distant SNP rs12970134 and the risk haplotype of Haplo 3 associated to obesity (TDT p-value = 0.02 after Bonferroni correction for the 78 tests performed) increased slightly (A allele: RR 1.33 to 1.35; [A; G] allele: hRR 1.61 to 1.64) the point estimate for the other distant SNP rs1943229 did not change (uncorrected TDT p-value = 0.86; G allele: RR 1.03).

However, all scans were faster than a typical sustained inflation recruitment manoeuvre performed in ARDS patients, which is often performed increasing the airway pressure for 40 s [21].

With a cohort of 606 patients, this will be the largest study of EPO to protect against AKI ever performed, increasing the probability of detecting a treatment effect.

It is possible that the nested PCR that we performed, increasing selectively the abundance of template DNA, reduce this problem.

The multiple statistical analyses performed increases the likelihood of type-1 errors in our results.

As the indications and the number of procedures performed increase, the number of complications will likely also increase.