The decrement in both total and LDL-cholesterol was apparently greater in the SG group but this did not reach statistical significance.
Patients with neglect had very similar temporal patterns of decrement in both experiments, providing further evidence for the close correspondence of the two spatial tasks, across experiments.
Hair loss had the smallest utility decrement in both countries (–0.03) and hospitalisation for grade III /IV toxicity had the greatest utility decrement (−0.13 (United Kingdom) vs −0.20 (Australia)).
Overall, this review suggests that during gait activities with an added cognitive task, people with stroke are likely to demonstrate significant decrements in motor performance only (cognitive-related motor interference), or decrements in both motor and cognitive performance (mutual interference).
Kirwan and O'Keefe 25 found a statistically significant decrease in hysteresis 3 months after LASIK and LASEK with similar decrements in both treatments groups.
Replicating past literature, our sample of patients with FM reported significant decrements in both MCS (41.49) and PCS (31.29) scores relative to population norms (50 and 50, respectively).
The results showed that major depression was the only condition that was statistically significant with respect to decrements in both productivity (P < 0.05) and task focus (P < 0.10).
There were consistent associations of decrements in both FVC (0.4% decline; CI,0.2-0.6, p = 0.001) and PEFR (0.8% decline; CI, 0.01-1.6; p = 0.05) with PM2.5 and of decrements in PEFR (0.4% decline; CI, 0.1-0.7; p = 0.02) with strong aerosol acidity across the interquartile range of these exposures.
Decrements in both PEF and FEV1 were associated with increased personal PM2.5 exposure, with a decrease in PEF of 9.40 L/min (95% CI, −20.43 to 2.08 L/min) and in FEV1 of 0.06 L (95% CI, −0.14 to 0.01 L), both representing an average decline of approximately 3.4%, with the association with FEV1 close to statistical significance.
Regardless of the type of alcoholic beverage involved (liquors, white wine, or beer), lower alcohol doses also have been shown to induce pressure decrements in both the upper and lower esophageal sphincters, as well as a decrease in esophageal motility and an enhanced risk of gastroesophageal reflux in healthy volunteers [ 31, 32].
Planned comparisons (t-tests) showed that there was a significant nighttime decrement in d' in both search tasks (Figure 2, lower panels).
