Sentence examples for decrease case from inspiring English sources
We hypothesized that implementing restricted duty hours would decrease case coverage by resident trainees.
Robustness increase and fault tolerance of the bidirectional trans-qZSI topology were characterized and validated experimentally for different current demand decrease case studies: when an open circuit is produced in one output phase or when the current demand decreases due to normal operation requirements.
The leading edge of the wave element propagated over 10° of latitude at t = 10, 000 Ω e 0 − 1 for the density enhancement case (Figure 7b), while the wave element did not reach for the density decrease case (Figure 7f), because of the different ray path lengths of the waveelements.
She helped establish Aid Babies Battling AIDS, a community program in Mdantsane, South Africa, which seeks to decrease cases of mother-to-child H.I.V. transmission.
A key aim is to decrease cases of malaria-related fever, so the Ebola centres don't get overwhelmed.
Because of this propagation property, the chorus element emitted from the magnetic equator is guided along the field line of L=4 in both density enhancement and decrease cases.
Similarly, having better sanitation in place can decrease cases of schistosomiasis, a parasitic disease carried by fresh water snails infected with parasites.
The project was noted for helping to decrease cases diphtheria and smallpox in the region and to improve nutritional and dental practices throughout rural Mississippi.
Previous response plans grew from previous experience: wild fire cholera epidemics that burned out quickly, ability of rehydration strategies to decrease case-fatality rates to <1%, and a problematic parenteral cholera vaccine.
The distributions of the S-values for the increase and decrease cases are also shown in Figure 1C.
Planning can minimise the spread of the pandemic virus, decrease cases, hospitalisations and deaths, preserve essential services and mitigate the economic and social aftermaths of a pandemic [ 4].
