Sentence examples for trends of improved from inspiring English sources
Trends of improved seizure control with USL255 were observed for all seizure types assessed, and were significant for the most disabling and potentially harmful seizure types (complex partial seizures and partial seizures with secondary generalization).
Despite trends of improved access to sanitation, most evaluations were statistically non-significant.
Similar trends of improved glycemic variability were observed in the per protocol population, although some failed to reach statistical significance because of the small sample size.
The findings of this study suggest that 12-week administration of exenatide had little effect on HR and showed some trends of improved BP effects.
Those lymphomas that do occur are more responsive to treatment, which may account for recent trends of improved survival for AIDS-related NHL (60).
However, the trends of improved pain relief observed at all time points in the Hydros-TA arm compared to Synvisc-One arm indicate that future Phase 3 trials are warranted to evaluate the effects of Hydros with the addition of corticosteroids for patients with knee OA.
However, the results are quite interesting and show the trends of improving equity in the utilization of health care from different health care financing schemes.
Meanwhile, the astounding popularity of ever-larger S.U.V.'s and other light trucks has reversed a 20-year trend of improved fuel efficiency.
Both testing procedures revealed a trend of improved interfacial shear strength for the lignin-treated fibres compared with untreated fibres for all investigated matrices.
Herein we report for the first time the trend of improved cycling behavior of Na0/+ in N-methyl-N-propylpyrrolidinium bis(fluorosulfonyl)imide with 500 ppm H2O.
The same trend of improved recovery and image contrast with increasing number of iterations, even up to 100 iterations, can be seen in the line profiles in Figs. 8 and 9, where the central values approach activity concentrations close to the true activity concentration in the myocardium.
