Sentence examples for a reduced practice from inspiring English sources

Thirty-eight golfers (30% of respondents) reported 43 previous wrist problems and 25 of the symptomatic group (20% of respondents) missed more than one tournament or had a reduced practice of more than 1 month.

Both golfers in this study had minor symptoms and did not report any reduced practice or missed tournaments.

Tarping, if used as a reduced tillage practice, needs to provide some or all of these tillage benefits.

We conclude that a medium level of irrigation is sufficient to achieve crop yields and WUE equivalent to those under high level of irrigation, provided that a reduced tillage practice is applied to the wheat/maize intercropping in Oasis areas.

"Reduced practice time and discontinuity affect offences more severely than defences," Mr Tanier wrote, paraphrasing Warren Spahn.

The players pushed during C.B.A. negotiations for reduced practice times and they won.

This appeared to be a rare injury in our study and the single case resulted in 2 weeks of reduced practice.

Interestingly, our golfers with de Quervain's tenosynovitis were able to control symptoms by reduced practice and with simple measures such as ice and non-steroidal anti-inflammatories.

In our study, two golfers suffered an acute tear of the ECU retinaculum and subsheath and both underwent early surgical repair, resulting in 24 weeks of reduced practice and 12 missed tournaments.

Karter et al. (2007) concluded that, during the course of life, the cumulative effect of reduced practice of multiple self-care behaviors among less educated patients may play an important part in shaping the social health gradient.

The acute neuropsychological effects of hypoxaemia have been studied in healthy volunteers; results suggest that it is responsible for minor deficits in complex reasoning, reaction times and word finding, in addition to reduced practice or 'learning' effect on repeated testing [ 51- 53].