Sentence examples for substantiated to improve from inspiring English sources
3. The use of 'renal-dose dopamine' has not been substantiated to improve outcome in human studies and may prove to be deleterious in certain clinical settings.
To address these challenges, herein, we discuss a range of key microbial engineering strategies, substantiated by recent advances, to improve cell viability for commercially sustainable production of biochemicals from renewable resources.
The example substantiates the tool's capacity to improve the consistency of narrative storylines and the diversity of quantitative models.
This was further substantiated by the ability of NOX1 inhibition to improve fat differentiation of aASCs.
The authors propose a return to this "curve-shifting" approach to prevention that encourages everyone to improve their health behavior; they substantiate these arguments with examples from public health and cognitive psychology research, historical and current events, and personal anecdotes.
Furthermore, additional information is needed to substantiate public health guidelines on lifestyle behaviors during pregnancy to improve infant health outcomes.
The use of methylprednisolone in the immediate postinjury phase has been shown to improve outcomes in the National Acute Spinal Cord Injury Study NASCISS) [26], but this improvement has not been substantiated in their studies and its role remains controversial.
The authors of Telescoper made an attempt to improve on Ray's scoring function and to substantiate it with rigorous statistical analysis.
There is a continued need to improve the clinical and analytical evidence base of IMA to substantiate its clinical use in diagnostics and outcomes assessment.
To date, only a few, but nevertheless, large prospective trials have substantiated the notion that reduction of albuminuria is linked to improved renal and cardiovascular prognosis.
