Sentence examples for decreasing injuries from inspiring English sources
Shock absorbing insoles have received significant attention in an attempt to offer a low cost method of decreasing injuries by improving impact attenuation; however, results are inconclusive as to their effects.
The significant difference in FG injuries in the post-intervention period comparing across fire departments was likely a result of both decreasing injuries in the intervention and increasing injuries in the control department, although neither of these changes was statistically significant by themselves.
Through textile sensors that detect pressure points in the foot and conductive fibers that connect the sensors to the Sensoria app, athletes can learn to adjust their running according to their specifically harmful habit, thereby decreasing injuries.
Our data may highlight a promising trend of decreasing injury rates, based upon two large sets of data separated by a decade.
To attenuate this deleterious outcome, an integrated approach that incorporates individual-specific monitoring [12], quantification [13], and regulation [14] may aid in decreasing injury risk.
In fact, in reviewing the literature on childhood injury-prevention counseling in the primary care setting, 18 of 20 studies have shown positive outcomes in increasing knowledge and behavior and in decreasing injury rates in children (Bass et al., 1993).
The plot demonstrates decreasing injury rates (with increasing variability) over time on the job.
The literature also does not currently include any description of the effectiveness of older adult-focused exercise interventions in decreasing injury incidence in the older adult population.
Some are suggesting that entire games be played with one fewer skater as a way to increase scoring and decrease injuries.
Companies including L. L. Bean and Replacements Ltd. have found that the kinds of breaks Dr. Yancey is promoting can increase output and decrease injuries and workers' compensation claims.
Taken together, she said, "this 'complete street' treatment has been shown to decrease injuries by up to 58 percent for everyone using these streets, whether on foot, on a bike or in a vehicle".
