The phrase "a reduced severity of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a decrease in the intensity or seriousness of a condition, situation, or problem.
Example: "The new treatment has resulted in a reduced severity of symptoms for patients."
Alternatives: "a lesser degree of" or "a diminished intensity of".
An earlier intervention and a shorter duration of illness prior to treatment initiation may lead to a reduced severity of AN and a reduced comorbidity because treatment starts before a chronification can occur.
Of perhaps greater significance, HTS enhanced the resolution of OA induced lung injury, as evidenced by a reduced severity of histologic injury, and reduced indices of inflammation, compared to control conditions.
Based on these observations, we conclude that the prolonged survival of double-transgenic mice is most likely due to a reduced severity of SLE-like symptoms combined with a reduced risk to develop follicular lymphoma.
They have a risk of accumulation in the elderly and in individuals with severely impaired liver function, but they have a reduced severity of rebound effects and withdrawal.
The nephroprotective effects of C.afer extract were confirmed by a reduced severity of renal cellular damage.
In contrast, mice receiving L. paracasei although displaying a similar weight loss as PBS-DSS treated controls, showed a delay in colitis development and a reduced severity of disease (as shown by reduced DAI in Fig. 8B).
This may account for an apparently reduced severity of sex-reversal phenotype in the Map3k4 TasFlv/+ Tas model.
The results of combination treatment strategy improved airflow obstruction, and provided clinical benefits such as reduced severity of dyspnea, reduced use of rescue albuterol, and improved health status.
On the other hand, our results from IL-13−/− mice on a C57BL/6 background are contrary to a recent study using IL-13−/− mice on a BALB/c background that showed reduced severity of DSS-induced colitis accompanied by decreased number of enterochromaffin cell and colonic serotonin content [ 40].
Recently, we demonstrated that functional feeds led to a milder inflammatory response and reduced severity of heart lesions in salmon experimentally infected with Atlantic salmon reovirus, the causal agent of heart and skeletal muscle inflammation (HSMI).
In a previous study, the use of functional feeds led to a milder inflammatory response and reduced severity of heart lesions in salmon experimentally infected by Atlantic salmon reovirus (ASRV), the causal agent of heart and skeletal muscle inflammation (HSMI) [ 25].
