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The Vanderbilt surgeons, after all, could not cure Abigail; there was no clinical evidence that the procedure would improve her walking or her bladder control.

We hypothesized that this procedure would improve postoperative analgesia while reducing morphine requirements.

The strongest patient level predictor that was associated with the belief that the procedure would improve symptoms was angina (odds ratio 0.75, 95% confidence interval 0.71 to 0.78, for each five point greater angina frequency score, where higher scores indicate less angina).

We hypothesized that patient safety (PS) and patient satisfaction (PSAT) in elective IR procedures would improve by implementation of a pre-procedural visit to an outpatient IR clinic.

That plan, which includes promises of collecting taxes more aggressively, privatizing state enterprises and revising procurement procedures, would improve the investment climate and help reduce poverty, if implemented, Mr. Steer said.

The purpose of this study was to determine whether externally stabilizing the wrist after transfer procedures would improve the ability to activate the transferred Br and resulting pinch force, similar to the effect observed when the elbow is externally stabilized.

The usage of consistent terminology and harmonized diagnostic procedures would improve the possibilities for infection prevention, treatment and patient safety.

While we had hypothesized that broadening our SSTI identification algorithm to utilize additional clinical data (i.e., wound cultures and procedure codes) would improve the performance of our algorithm, of the 61 additional encounters included with these expanded criteria, only 10 were true SSTIs.

The minimally invasive procedure, she said, would improve not just her looks but her spirits, too.

Here this procedure would not improve the situation, because further stoichiometry changes during evacuation before tracer exposure are hardly avoidable.

We expect that the PFDA's automated test procedure would also improve the reliability of dark adaptation assessments by reducing variability associated with examiner technique [ 20].