Sentence examples for a reduced effect of from inspiring English sources

Since respiratory activity is also the primary source of heart rate variability in the HF range (Saul 1990), the reduced HF variability of SBP observed here could be due to a reduced effect of respiration on heart rate (respiratory sinus arrhythmia).

While generating new money will be difficult, reducing payments will probably lead to negative reactions among providers and a reduced effect of the program in the future [ 16].

But he added: We must recognise that the findings of a reduced effect of the flu jab may be due to other things as the original study was not set out to assess the impact of statins on the effectiveness of vaccines.

A reduced use of medication implies a reduced effect of headache pain on the quality of life.

The encapsulation processes determined a reduced effect of light on the increase of CD in the oil, as compared to bulk oil.

Again, this may indicate a reduced effect of cognitive control or postretrieval selection demands in childhood.

Instead the search should focus on compounds that show a reduced effect on the expression of these IR genes.

Hence, the correlation introduced between the localizer and the effect of selective attention effectively sets up a bias towards a reduced effect size for the contrast of interest.

The trend observed was for exercise-based cardiac rehabilitation interventions to have a reduced effect in the presence of lipid-lowering therapy, although this effect did not reach significance.

TMB-8 had a reduced effect in the localization of all three syntaxins (figure 2D-F; n = 15).

The observed absence of a significant interaction between PIK3CA hotspot mutations and tamoxifen-treatment benefit in our study does not rule out a potential reduced effect of tamoxifen in patients carrying these hotspot mutations.