Sentence examples for a reduced event from inspiring English sources

Objective To determine whether a difference in systolic blood pressure readings between arms can predict a reduced event free survival after 10 years.

Interestingly there was also a reduced event rate in cardiovascular high risk patients (OR 0.8; 95%CI 0.7-0.9 0.7-0.9ed in the meta-analysis by Tobservedal. [ 25].

The Galtier et al. [ 19] test based on cyt b data suggested that both benthic species underwent a strong diversity reducing event, such as a bottleneck, occurring recently in T. bernacchi (in fact, the result suggested its occurrence 0 generations ago).

As a consequence of reducing events that potentially damage keel bones, the installation of ramps may have reduced the prevalence of keel fractures for a major portion of the flock cycle.

"I'm going to give up medicine if it turns out that a statin is the only way to get an LDL reduction that reduces events," he says.

This means that drug treatments may show an important benefit in reducing events earlier in the disease but with much less benefit later.

Suddenly we not only had a new form of measurement, reducing events to the binary combination of 1s and 0s, but a pathway (ultimately described by Moore's Law) to making that measurement evermore precise.

It'll also shoot slow-motion video at 120FPS — that's no Casio Exilim, but it will reduce events to a quarter of their normal speed.

For example, the PROspective pioglitAzone Clinical Trial In macroVascular Events (PROActive) study showed a trend towards a reduced risk of cardiovascular events with pioglitazone compared with placebo in persons with type 2 diabetes, but this benefit was largely offset by fluid-related adverse events, oedema formation and heart failure [ 8].

• If you are fully vested in a defined-benefit pension plan, you are eligible for a lifetime pension income at a reduced benefit in the event of disability.

Leflunomide was also associated with a reduced risk of CV events, and glucocorticoids and sulfasalazine were associated with a small but significantly reduced risk of all CV events.