Various markers pointed to improved protein utilization, and lower ghrelin concentrations suggested improved satiety when GMP products replaced each subject's usual amino acid based medical food as the protein source.
Prior research has suggested improved efficacy with the use of ultrasound prior to paracentesis [3, 4].
A shorter distance swam by the runners also suggested improved learning over the nonrunners (p < 0.05).
Pharmacokinetics suggested improved circulation behavior of nanoparticles and the absolute bioavailabilities followed this order: TFB-NPs (i.n).n
Biomechanical studies have suggested improved stability using two points of posterior fixation for the treatment of unstable pelvic ring injuries [14, 15].
Previous simulation work suggested improved Monte Carlo dose calculation accuracy when compared to single energy CT for low energy photon brachytherapy, but lacked validation.
The tensile studies of the composites suggested improved mechanical properties in both the cases, glutamic acid treated and lysine treated kenaf fiber than compared to untreated samples.
In 2008, the US National Toxicology Program's Center for the Evaluation of Risks to Human Reproduction (NTP-CERHR) expressed concerns regarding BPA's potential health effects, and suggested improved study designs and methodologies that they believed would address those concerns.
However, a number of studies have suggested improved glycaemic levels with metformin treatment of patients with type-1 diabetes [9], [12] [14], [18], [19], [21] [24].
There is mounting evidence to support the concept that poor oral health is related to the aetiology of bacterial VAP and a number of studies have suggested improved oral hygiene may be effective at reducing its incidence [9]-[12].
No changes in predicted susceptibility were observed for tipranavir or raltegravir, although detection of minority G140S in subject 3 suggested improved fitness of the Q148R mutants detected by population sequencing at virological failure (Table S1).
