Sentence examples for appropriately to decrease from inspiring English sources
In most simulations, M will be chosen appropriately to decrease the sensing time.
The SIFT descriptor is composed of intensity gradient magnitudes and orientations that are appropriately weighted to decrease their contribution to the descriptor as a function of their distance from Kp x,y) [24].
A better understanding of the patient pathway from symptom onset to diagnosis is needed to appropriately target interventions to decrease the frequency of diabetic ketoacidosis at diagnosis of type 1 diabetes in children and young adults.
Our data suggest there is potential to decrease mortality thorough appropriately targeted haemostatic interventions such as compression when possible for these extremity and junctional injuries.
Addressing the revealed factors associated with HSU appropriately may lead to decreased health care utilization.
The distribution of the independent variable is appropriately chosen from among the continuous designs so as to decrease the integrated mean square error (IMSE) of the fitted values.
It has a key role within early goal-directed therapy and has been shown to decrease mortality when taken and analyzed appropriately' [ 1].
Pediatric stewardship programs could in this setting focus on discontinuing antimicrobials appropriately and promoting local antibiograms in the proper clinical setting to decrease overall use of antimicrobials.
Some useful findings have been obtained: (1) The design of jet pump, air lift system, and water jet has to be integrated appropriately in order to improve mining efficiency and coal recovery rate, and to decrease energy consumption.
While the pharmaceutical industry is running out of options to develop new antibiotics, a way to decrease the exerted selective pressure is to cautiously and appropriately handle antibiotic prescriptions [ 13].
Efforts to identify approaches to decrease the incidence of perioperative AKI rely upon careful characterization of risk factors, in order to appropriately target clinical management and prophylactic therapies in clinical trials [ 4].
