The phrase "a reduced effective" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that has a diminished effectiveness, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The new policy has a reduced effective on employee productivity, leading to concerns about its implementation."
Alternatives: "diminished effectiveness" or "lowered impact".
The increased arrhythmogenesis correlated with both (1) a reduced effective CV† associated with both reduced Nav1.5 expression and increased fibrosis in the RVOT.
Therefore, triple-bolus MDCT urography provides simultaneous renovascular, corticomedullary, nephrographic and excretory imaging with a reduced effective radiation dose compared to the usual multiphasic MDCT protocols [13, 14].
In contrast to classical multiphasic CT studies, modern split-bolus CT urography protocols provide combined corticomedullary, nephrographic and excretory imaging with a reduced effective radiation dose in a single volumetric acquisition.
Vasopressin release can also be stimulated non-osmotically by a reduced effective circulating volume, stress, pain, nausea, vomiting, various drugs and exercise.
Natriuresis can be diminished in the critically ill patient with a reduced effective circulating volume and a low glomerular filtration rate [ 104].
When a reduced effective circulating volume has been ruled out and persistent SIADH is a likely diagnosis, the cornerstone is investigation and treatment of its underlying causes.
Our results support the hypothesis of a genetic bottleneck with low genetic diversity and a highly reduced effective population size in wild-born A. sturio.
It is worth mentioning that, for all the values of L taken into account, settingα0 = 3L/4implies a great modification of the confining potential profile which, as one of the main features, presents a significantly reduced effective well depth.
A presumably reduced effective population size is indeed the condition that would increase LD in isolated populations.
All the participants with a permanent lesion had reduced effective use of the affected arm, as assessed with AHA.
In contrast, none of the participants with a transient lesion had reduced effective use of the affected arm (median 100 (100–100) logit-based AHA units).
