Sentence examples for effect of a restrictive from inspiring English sources

Indeed, trials with positive conclusions were conducted almost 8 10 years ago when the beneficial effect of a restrictive strategy had not yet been established.

The Canadian Clinical Trials Group published the third paper from their investigations into the effects of a restrictive strategy of blood transfusion [ 1].

We evaluated the effects of a restrictive versus conventional strategy of crystalloid administration during goal-directed therapy in high-risk surgical patients.

The effects of a restrictive versus conventional strategy of crystalloid administration during goal-directed therapy were tested in 88 high-risk surgical patients [ 50].

In 1995, a pilot study [ 11] was reported by the Canadian Critical Care Trials Group, which evaluated the effects of a restrictive and a liberal RBC transfusion strategy on mortality and morbidity in critically ill patients.

Hebert and coworkers [ 12] investigated the effects of a restrictive (threshold 7 g/dl, goal 7 9 g/dl) versus a liberal (threshold 10 g/dl, goal 10 12 g/dl) transfusion strategy in critically ill patients.

Thus one TSAC is avoided for between 552 units (where the effect of adopting a restrictive strategy would be the smallest – least effective) to 19 units (where the effect of adopting a restrictive strategy would be the greatest – most effective) of pRBCs transfused.

The only effect of purely restrictive surgery is a decrease in extrahepatic cholesterol catabolism, parallel with an increase in LDL cholesterol, a finding that at present is unexplained.

An experiment was conducted by varying the differential effect of both a more restrictive and less restrictive decision aid on users' decision-making outcomes.

The effect of these restrictive policies and the culture of fear they can create is staggering: A 2010 study showed that only 16.7percentt of polled professors strongly agreed with the statement that "it is safe to hold unpopular positions on campus".

The effect of these restrictive policies and the culture of fear they can create is staggering: A 2010 study showed that only 16.7percentt of polled professors strongly agreed with the statement that "it is safe to hold unpopular positions on campus". And that study was conducted before the recent renaissance of politically correct censorship that seems so determined to "out-PC" the '90s.