Sentence examples for predominantly improved from inspiring English sources

Although advances in surgical resection, the use of radiotherapy, and, predominantly, improved medical therapies have led to incremental improvements in median survival, few options exist for the management of recurrent or resistant disease.

SVF injection predominantly improved vascular peripheral manifestations such as Raynaud's phenomenon severity, DUs outcome and hand pain, the latter being in major part related to chronic vasospasm and DUs.

Using pressure volume analysis, it was shown that preventive sildenafil increases contractility, reduces dilatation and attenuates the decline of spontaneous exercise, but leaves diastolic function unchanged [ 16], whereas in established RV pressure load, sildenafil treatment predominantly improved diastolic dysfunction, with a small effect on contractility [ 44].

Through the optimized photon trap structure, the responsivity of detector is to 1.25 A/W and predominantly improve the quantum efficiency of the detector up to 52.5% at 3 μm.

Child road safety has predominantly been improved due to higher seat belt use and many implemented local safety measures such as campaigns and physical safe routes to school projects.

"Zambians also deserve better from a governing class that is focused predominantly on improving their own standard of living, including awarding themselves hefty pay increases at a time when job losses are high and the price of food sky-rocketing".

The past 30 years have seen multiple attempts at demonstrating the safety and efficacy of drugs for Alzheimer's disease (AD), predominantly to improve symptoms.

Whole wheat is sometimes fed to broilers as part of their diet, predominantly to improve digestive function.

Aim of the e-mail contact is predominantly to improve adherence of the intervention.

The aim of the exercise programs was predominantly to improving functional outcomes by training strength, mobility, and balance.

6 Although there is probably a considerable overlap with IBS-C, the focus of treating functional constipation centers predominantly on improving bowel habits, whereas the approach to patients with IBS-C must encompass improving abdominal pain as well as bowel habits.