Sentence examples for extent of reduced from inspiring English sources

The extent of reduced LPS responsiveness of blood leukocytes in critically ill patients on the first day after ICU admission does not relate to the subsequent development of ICU-acquired infections.

The extent of reduced protection correlated with the extent of ETT depletion.

The extent of reduced mobility is such that part of the chains no longer contributes to the quasielastic broadening but gives rise to an elastic component.

Further analysis of the regions flanking Relish is necessary to determine the extent of reduced polymorphism in this genomic region.

Similar to tomato, the extent of reduced recombination appears to be more pronounced in pepper than in other plant species.

This was primarily a result of impaired suppression of endogenous glucose release and to a lesser extent of reduced initial splanchnic sequestration of ingested glucose.

Accordingly, the order of the Appellate Division should be modified to the extent of reducing the damage award of $10,000 for the cost of publication to six cents, but with costs and disbursements to the plaintiff.

The "call for mercy" on their behalf had been intense and the court had concluded that it "must be answered" to the extent of reducing both sentences to two years - but suspending that of Munir Hussain.

The extent of reducing sugar formed (an indication of starch hydrolysis due to the action of amylase activity) was determined by reading the OD values against glucose standard graph.

Individuals who do not refill their medications regularly may be constantly engaging in the decision-making process to the extent of reducing their MPR.

49 However, on this basis our results suggest that these changes have not meant improved care to the extent of reducing overall rates of avoidable admissions, although there has been some success for specific ACS conditions.