Sentence examples for disease decrease from inspiring English sources

"We believe this will limit the disease, decrease hospitalization and prevent death," he said, "not only for the children affected but also in the community at large".

As countries improve public-health standards and increase their socioeconomic level, the illness and mortality from this disease decrease steadily.

When used optimally, vaccines prevent disease manifestations, reduce transmission of disease, decrease the need for pharmaceutical intervention, and improve the health and welfare of animals, as well as indirectly protecting against zoonotic diseases of people.

The following degrees of response were considered in the first check-up (after 6-12 months): complete response (disappearance of lesion), partial response (decrease of the size of the tumour of more than 50%% of the longest diameter), stable disease (decrease of less than 50%% or increase of less than 25%%) and progressive disease (increase of more than 25%%).

Over time, episodes of active disease decrease in frequency and severity.

It remains unclear whether we can change the course of the disease, decrease long-term exposure to medication and promote control of viremia after discontinuation of treatment initiated at the time of seroconversion [1].

The disorders commonly manifest with hypoglycemia, liver disease, decreased muscle tone, and heart failure (cardiomyopathy).

Less common but more serious reactions include liver injury, muscle disease, decreased vision, bleeding problems, decreases in cell types in the blood, heart injury caused by very low blood pressure and increased blood and urine acidity.

The McDonald's Corporation said yesterday that its 1,300 Canadian outlets would buy all their beef in Canada after a case of mad cow disease decreased meat exports and prices.

In patients with microvascular disease, decreasing Hb levels tracked with decreasing glomerular filtration rates (GFRs).

Bakanae disease decreases rice grain yield by 20 50% in Japan (Ou 1985) and 15 25% in India (Gupta et al. 2015).