Sentence examples for published improvements from inspiring English sources

We published improvements in vascular function with moderate intensity physical activity (PA) in continuous bouts.

Nevertheless, most published improvements in cycling endurance with bronchodilators are in line with the proposed range.

We encourage these uses, as well as efforts to assess SQUIRE's impact on the completeness and transparency of published improvement studies 32 33 and to obtain empirical evidence that individual guideline items contribute materially to the value of published information in improvement science.

Funding bodies and scientific journals (Osborne et al, 2009) should encourage scientists to use humane methods, to supply information on how the principles of the 3Rs are implemented and to publish improvements in experimental design and animal models for the benefit of the research community (www.nc3rs.org.uk/reportingguidelines).uk/reportingguidelines

This is despite the growing number of systematic reviews being published, 18 improvements in systematic review methodology, 6 16 and methods of reporting systematic review findings.

Interestingly, this decrease was apparent even before the five interventions discussed in the present article were published, reflecting improvements in the general supportive care of sepsis patients.

He said that in a previous trial for which results were published, the improvement in patients taking Vevesca was not all that clear.

According to published data, improvement in metabolic control and BMI should be expected (34).

The number of published quality improvement trials has increased rapidly over time.

In a review of published quality improvement curricula for clinicians, Boonyasai et al (2007) also identified a large number of potentially relevant citations and two authors undertook a title assessment phase, similar to our study [ 33].

The list was formulated from an extensive search of available national and international clinical guidelines, national health priority area indicators and reports and with reference to National Health Performance Committee guidelines and further augmented by performance measures used in published quality improvement projects.