Sentence examples for decrease in settings from inspiring English sources

Observation of the length of prophylaxis in 4 of the 7 studies shows there is a high level of protection in the 2 6 weeks after a dose of SP-IPTi with protection declining as drug levels decrease in settings of low resistance [20], [28] and to a negative protective efficacy in the very high resistance setting [21].

The specificity of phage-assays for detecting acid fast bacilli is likely to decrease in settings in which infection with mycobacteria other than M. tuberculosis are common.

Previous reports suggest that Hx is decreased in settings of hemolysis such as thalassemia and sickle cell disease [ 9, 14].

This system was widely used until the 1990s [ 19], when it started to dramatically decrease in all settings [ 20] secondary to a shift in philosophy, replacement by newer technologies [ 21], and also probably due to the widespread use of transesophageal echocardiography.

The Kuznets Curve relationship suggests that RTFs increase with economic growth in lower-income settings and decrease in higher-income settings after the economic growth reaches a certain threshold.

Precipitation in both urban and rural areas showed no significant trends, although the variability in the precipitation amount decreased in both settings.

It has been observed that P. falciparum transmission is decreasing in some settings in sub-Saharan Africa [39], [40].

This saturation was achieved when the nuances in the nurses' experiences decreased though changes in settings and geography.

Increasing appropriate use and documentation of caesarean section (CS) has the potential to decrease maternal and perinatal mortality in settings with low CS rates.

As discussed, because of the decrease in cues within teleconference settings, there is likely an increase in social distance leading to a decrease in member engagement.

Since the implementation of indoor smoke-free environments, several studies have demonstrated important reductions of SHS exposure, including an 80 90% decrease in previously high-exposure settings, such as workplaces and hospitality venues such as bars and restaurants (IARC 2008).