Sentence examples for estimate of reduction from inspiring English sources

Though this reduced expression was observed on the tagged GlLa, which constituted only one fourth of the total GlLa protein, we believe that the data provided an accurate estimate of reduction of the total GlLa protein.

According to the review published by Broeders et al., the mean European estimate of reduction in BC mortality is 25%to31%31 % for invited women [ 39].

For example, fitting indicators for individual years yielded an estimate of reduction of 36.5% (29.5% to 43.5%) in all casualties within 20 mph zones and 42.0% (33.4% to 50.6%) for killed or seriously injured casualties.

A meta-analysis conducted by van den Borst et al. (5) demonstrated a pooled estimate of reduction in FEV1% of 5.07%, reduction in FVC% of 6.31%, and increase in FEV1/FVC of 0.12.

Restricting the analysis to studies with low risk of bias gave a marginally smaller estimate of reduction in pain at 24 hours at rest by an average of SMD -0.49 (95% CI -0.89, -0.09; p = 0.017), but during activity average pain reduction appeared greater at SMD -0.99 (95% CI -1.64, -0.35; p = 0.003), corresponding to 28 points on a 100 point scale.

If we accept the Marmot estimate of reduction in cause-specific mortality of 20%, then, factoring in the role of adjuvant systemic therapy that was adopted in the years since the data accumulated to provide this estimate, we would now have to screen 2500 women for 10 years to avoid one breast cancer death.

The estimates suggest less change over the last five years, however estimates of reduction in the population based on percentage notched may be conservative for two potential reasons.

6 67 If transient infections in vaccinated women still contribute to secondary transmission, our estimates of reduction in risk of infection might be too optimistic.

The size of the planned study, the design specifications and the development of analytical strategies to cope with bias should enable us to obtain accurate estimates of reduction in incidence of advanced stage disease.

This outcome, expressed as % egg reduction, is an indirect estimate of a reduction of the worm burden (Cook 2003).

In this pilot study, we estimate degree of reduction in a sample of unifacial endscrapers from the Nobles Pond Paleoindian site in Ohio, USA.