Sentence examples for demonstrable reduction from inspiring English sources

When extending the follow-up period out to 19 years, no demonstrable reduction in overall mortality was observed (RR 0.97, 95% CI 0.90 to 1.04, p = 0.37).

Random effects meta-analysis found no demonstrable reduction in the number of participants who required coronary artery bypass grafting (CABG) in the exercise-based cardiac rehabilitation interventions compared to usual care (Fig. 4).

Demonstrable reduction in symptoms, improvement in the child's and caregivers' health related quality of life, and reduction in complications should also be considered.

Excluding those patients who were retired prior to ICU admission, there was a demonstrable reduction in reported income from wages or self-employment at 6 months.

36 These observations should not be taken in any way as a suggestion that achieving substantial dietary change to the extent that will be associated with demonstrable reduction in risk is an easy task.

In Australia, where vaccine uptake ranges from 50 70%, surveillance data have shown a considerable decrease in vaccine-targeted genotypes (Tabrizi et al, 2012) and ecological studies have shown a demonstrable reduction in cervical high-grade abnormalities associated with the quadrivalent HPV vaccine (Brotherton et al, 2011).

It may be difficult to argue with demonstrable reductions in crime, but a case like Floyd, as Judge Scheindlin has shown in her rulings up to this point, requires a finer look at law-enforcement policies and how they affect whole communities.

A significant change in the level of angiogenic protein(s) after initiation of treatment might provide an early indication of antiangiogenic activity before clinically demonstrable reductions in tumour size.

He has little patience for skeptical arguments questioning the possibility of scientific knowledge, such as those he believed to have been advanced by Nicholas of Autrecourt, arguing that it is absurd to demand that all knowledge be demonstrable by reduction to the principle of non-contradiction.

CPOE can be an important tool to improve health care, but its effectiveness in improving the outcomes of critically ill patients is unproven and may require ICU-specific reengineering and customization to achieve the goal of a demonstrable mortality reduction.

"We hope that the F.C.C. will monitor this process to ensure that the $3.2 billion in long-distance company savings are translated into demonstrable price reductions for consumers," said Gene Kimmelman, co-director of the Washington office of Consumers Union.