Sentence examples for consequence to reduce the from inspiring English sources
A short-term medical addition of PTH to the current management of these patients has the potential to improve the rate of functional recovery and as a consequence to reduce the risks of longer hospital stays, period of dependence on services and potentially quicken functional recovery.
Results on CMD in women seeking abortions can be used to support interventions that might prevent mental health problems or help to treat its consequences to reduce the considerable burden of CMD experienced by these women.
For example, AGP is involved in some pharmacokinetics of some drugs such as drug-drug interactions to induce clinical consequences to reduce the degree of toxicity and inflammation [ 47].
The reason for this heterogeneity is not clear, although it reflects the time at which the cell lines were generated, and the consequence is to reduce the number of genes passing any statistical threshold, reducing the number of genes apparently regulated by EBNA3A.
In order to prevent such consequences and to reduce the chances of harmful effects on the ecosystem, proper international regulation is needed.
Another consequence would be to reduce the pressure of migration.
As a consequence, it will contribute to reduce the speed for an increased time and at the most risky situation when going out behind the bus [11].
In clinical management of patients with chronic pain, it is often implicit that painful and tender muscles have increased activity and as a consequence treatments are applied to reduce the supposed hyperactivity and hereby the pain.
Consequently, population strategies are required to reduce the consequences of high blood pressure and reduce the need for antihypertensive drug therapy.
The authors propose to treat the consequences of a PTSD to reduce the influence of this burden on individuals [88].
This review focuses on epidemiology, diagnostic challenges, the current understanding of pathophysiology, risk factors, important clinical consequences, and potential interventions to reduce the incidence of CIP/CIM.
