Sentence examples for decreased scope from inspiring English sources
In this study, we aim to answer whether response to neoadjuvant therapies correlated wth decreased scope of surgery and decreased rate of R2 resection in locally aggressive STS.
We first investigated whether response to neoadjuvant chemoradiotherapy correlated with decreased scope of surgery in patients with extensive or locally advanced sarcomas.
A decreased scope of surgery was acknowledged by multidisciplinary team that one or more vital structure could be spared or more normal tissue could be preserved (PR) after neoadjuvant therapies.
Decreased scope of surgery is also associated with better functional outcomes and decreased morbidities [ 18, 19], hence, a decrease in scope of surgery has a positive impact on patients' prognosis.
Or worse even, the Commission's expanded privacy scope coupled with the FTC's decreased privacy scope could create a coverage gap —a consumer problem which neither can address.
In salmonids, the decreased aerobic scope observed with increasing temperatures above Topt is associated with a limited oxygen supply suggested to be caused by a failure in maximum cardiac output to increase above Topt[ 13].
By the data analysis of the whole cooling season, temperature decreasing scope is 4 6 °C, and the system reduces not only the temperature, but also the humidity by 5% 10% %.
While the class action suit was dismissed, the judge did state that the common-law claim regarding Apple's deliberate conciliation could be amended to add more detail, and thus decrease the scope of the suit.
Query refinement is an interactive process of query modification used to increase or decrease the scope of search results in databases or ontologies.
Hence, we can conclude that as the increase of values of coprime pair, it will have deleterious effects including amplifying variation along time axis and decrease the scope of Doppler shift frequency.
Though it is unclear the degree to which this operational convergence of such tasks diminishes the agency of national authorities in a general sense, it is reasonable to expect that the inclusion of multiple actors decreases governments' scope for top down control.
