The phrase "a case of reduced" is not complete and may not be fully correct in written English without additional context.
It can be used when discussing a situation or instance where something has been diminished or lessened, typically followed by what has been reduced.
Example: "This is a case of reduced funding for the project, which has impacted our timeline."
Alternatives: "an instance of decreased" or "a situation of diminished".
Similarly, Tadamura et al. documented a case of reduced regional F-FDG uptake in the heart after corticosteroid therapy.
It is not possible to outline whether this is a case of reduced accessibility, but it is likely that procedures leading to more overnight stays are less available at these institutions.
This chronic peritoneal dialysis rat model allows us to examine also the influence of different substances exemplified by GDPs on changes in renal function and kidney structure in a case of reduced number of nephrons [ 38] and to achieve a background very similar to the clinical setting in patients treated with peritoneal dialysis.
"We should be encouraging people to improve their food choices, which is not just a case of reducing salt and sugar intake".
In all cases of reduced conduction velocity, the common peroneal nerve was damaged.
The null hypothesis of this study is that STG as an exclusive surgical treatment modality after initial treatment particularly in a case of thin skeletal basic morphology reduces clinical symptoms of peri-implantitis.
There is a case for reducing the size of the zone, and for insisting on outside monitoring of the FARC's activities there.
In the case of reduced TGF-β1 levels (with an activation peak at 15 pg/μL/day in Figure 3), less monocytes were attracted to the infarct.
The amounts of deposits formed and manganese leached were higher in the case of reduced samples.
The response time in the case of reduced feature vector (30 features), 4.6 ms is reported.
In the case of reducing power assay, a similar activity pattern was observed as given in the first two systems.
