Sentence examples for decreasing urgency from inspiring English sources

In the rating task, the changes in the response criterion paralleled the changes in sensitivity, as it decreased with decreasing urgency and increasing coherence (p<0.002 in both cases).

In another study, solifenacin showed greater efficacy to tolterodine-ER 4 mg once daily in decreasing urgency episodes, incontinence, and pad usage and increasing the volume voided per micturition (Chapple et al 2005).

In patients with involuntary detrusor contractions, OXY increases bladder capacity and volume to first detrusor contraction, thus decreasing urinary urgency and frequency of urination (Watson Pharma 2003).

A village may experience one maternal death every few years, decreasing the urgency to act, and inadequately trained and resourced health workers covering multiple villages have felt discouraged to report deaths for which they might be blamed.

As urgency decreased – and viewing time increased – both the mean discrimination performance and the mean subjective visibility increased (Figure 3A C; main effect of urgency on discrimination rate: p = 0.002; on PA score: p<0.001), but perceptual awareness tended to saturate well after the discrimination rate.

A new product, EXPAREL™ (Pacira Pharmaceuticals Inc., NJ, USA), made up of DepoFoam (MLV) liposomal bupivacaine has been developed and according to a new clinical study, patients that were administered DepoFoam bupivacaine had decreased rescue analgesia urgency compared with plain 0.5%% bupivacaine at 24 h [43].

This process can be asymptomatic or associated with lower urinary tract symptoms (LUTS), typified by urinary frequency and urgency, nocturia, decreased and/or intermittent force of stream, and incomplete bladder emptying.

"It is a job that never decreases in importance or urgency".

30 The goal of seeing patients in the order of their category of urgency is to decrease morbidity and mortality.

Call-out by doctor and ambulance increased with higher priority degree, whereas home visits, consultations by doctor and patients handled by nurse decreased by increasing degree of urgency.

One possible explanation for this contradiction was that nurses may experience increased urgency (rather than decreased quality) in judgement in response to what was perceived as only 'mild' time pressure.