Sentence examples for a reduction in occurrence from inspiring English sources

The results, presented at the San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium, revealed that 350 women developed breast cancer in the placebo group compared to 251 of those taking tamoxifen, a reduction in occurrence of 29%.

Knowledge is positively correlated with use of contraceptive methods and the use of contraception leads to a reduction in the occurrence of pregnancy.

We suggest a reduction in the occurrence of this species could be an important contributor to the increase in the diversity of smaller bird species.

Both studies showed a reduction in the occurrence of delirium in medical and elective surgical patients [ 20, 21].

However, when the selective pressure is removed, by restricted use, a reduction in the occurrence of resistant isolates is often observed [ 5].

In Norway, there was a reduction in the occurrence of stage 3 and 4 tumours in screened areas in recent years compared to the prescreening years, but an identical reduction was seen in the non-screened areas [ 11].

A decreased incidence of positive blood cultures in children carrying TLR9 -1237 C allele and TLR9 +2848 AA genotypes may represent a reduction in the occurrence of secondary bacteremia due to more pronounced host immune response in the CSF.

The graphical representation illustrates a flattened sigmoid relationship between the glitches and the duration of operation, suggesting a reduction in glitch occurrence in the last 20% of operation duration (figure 3).

This could perhaps be one element in comprehensive school-based anti-bullying programmes which recent review articles have linked to a reduction in the occurrence of both bullying and victimisation in schools in other settings [ 25, 26].

The previous randomised controlled trial assessing hospitalisation and bed rest for women with a triplet pregnancy suggests a reduction in the occurrence of preterm birth less than 34 weeks gestation from 44%to30%0% [ 12].

We analyzed tRNA preparations from elp6 mop2 and elp3 and observed a reduction in the occurrence of 5-methoxycarbonyl-methyl-2-thiouridine (mcmsU) and of 5-carbamoyl-methyluridine (ncmU) in both mutant alleles.