Sentence examples for decrease out from inspiring English sources

The bacterial load in all three groups continued to decrease out to the final time point (1 h) with group 1 having the least amount of bacterial load remaining, 9% (P < 0.0001) and group 3 with the highest bacterial load remaining, 19% (P < 0.0001).

This is supported by an interim analysis of the BCIRG 006 trial, showing that mean LV function tended to decrease out to 8 months regardless of the chemotherapy protocol [ 11].

Changes in protein expression between HNPC and CRPC cases were defined as an increase or decrease out with the 95% confidence interval (CI) for the difference in interobserver variation, that is, the mean difference between the histoscores that each observer assigns for protein expression plus 2 standard deviations.

We were, however, not able to test whether the absolute number of health care visits increased or decreased for either males or females (of any age), but we know from elsewhere that enrollment in a CMS tended to increase the overall number of patient visits and to increase (rather than decrease) out-of-pocket spending [ 5].

Even after adjusting for the influence of sociodemographic and health-related factors, driving cessation among older adults is strongly associated with decreased out-of-home activity levels (Marottoli et al. 2000).

We report some trends in these countries' progress towards universal coverage, such as increasing enrolment in government health insurance, a movement towards expanded benefits packages, and decreasing out-of-pocket spending accompanied by increasing government share of spending on health.

Clinton said she wants to "build on the Affordable Care Act and to improve it" by decreasing out-of-pocket costs and capping the amount Americans spend on prescription drugs.

The attribute level estimate of decreasing out-of-pocket costs is represented by the estimate of the variable "money" in Table  3 (estimate = 0.615).

Multiphoton microscopy has several advantages over confocal and traditional fluorescence microscopy, including decreased out of focus photodamage, increased imaging depths and intrinsic optical sectioning [11].

It has been well documented that splanchnic blood flow decreases out of proportion to the overall decrease in cardiac output in shock states and consequently that the gut is particularly susceptible to ischemia-reperfusion injuries [31].

Parents reported decreased out of pocket expenses (p<.0001).