Sentence examples for unknown improvements from inspiring English sources
While the relevance of these findings in humans is unknown, improvements in CV risk markers (excluding DBP) and liver enzymes from baseline were observed with exenatide once weekly in the majority of body weight loss quartiles and with the greatest improvement in the quartile with the greatest reduction of body weight.
Therefore it is unknown whether improvements in health care worker performance lead to improved patient outcomes.
However, it remains unknown whether improvements in understanding and management of GIST patients have resulted in relevant patient benefits on a population-based level.
Incremental and endurance cycle ergometry tests were not repeated at 26 weeks thus it is unknown whether improvements in peak and endurance exercise capacity shown at eight weeks were maintained in the longer term.
It is unknown whether improvement in these parameters is related to improved glucose metabolism during treatment with sitagliptin.
Reasons for the success of these 2 genotypes remain unknown, but improvement of genotyping methods could provide the answers.
It is unknown if the improvements in competence demonstrated in our study translate to in-practice performance, or indeed to improvements in patient outcomes, and these will be important research questions for future studies.
In this section, first the results of allocating available funding to currently unknown future network improvements will be demonstrated along with the modelled population changes.
Finally, it remains unknown whether the improvements were clinically significant.
The reasons for this increase are unknown; further methodologic improvements or increased surveillance activity in that decade cannot fully explain it.
Even with behavioral (limited in many cases) and molecular and electrophysiologic improvement/normalization (although direct correlation to functional improvement is unknown) in the mouse model and improvements in small clinical trials (not unlike improvements in the mouse model), expansion into larger populations has met with very little success in human study to date.
