Sentence examples for has been proven to decrease from inspiring English sources
Routine handwashing has been proven to decrease incidence of health care-associated infections, including methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA), spawning numerous attempts to "advertise" its importance.
2. Skin cancer rates are on the rise and sunscreen has been proven to decrease the development of skin cancer.
Clindamycin has been proven to decrease the risk of premature births in women diagnosed with bacterial vaginosis during early pregnancy to about a third of the risk of untreated women.
1) Merit Pay and performance evaluation: Debated last year, debated and legislated this year, even though study after study and the Michigan Teacher Evaluation Committee commissioned by the Michigan legislature, led by University of Michigan's Dean Dr. Debra Ball, have said repeatedly this will not work to raise student achievement and has been proven to decrease student achievement.
Furthermore, high tie has been proven to decrease perfusion and innervation of the proximal limb.
In the MI model, oxidative stress has been proven to decrease endothelial-dependent relaxation [ 50], whereas antioxidant therapy prevents cardiac structure alterations [ 69].
In the experimental autoimmune encephalitis, ritonavir treatment has been proved to decrease mononuclear cells infiltration, prevent the inflammatory response, and, in turn, ameliorate the clinical score [10].
"I'd like to see a Justice Department that recommits to consent decrees, as they have been proven to decrease police violence".
Opponents argue that needle exchanges facilitate illegal drug use, but in fact they have been proven to decrease drug use and connect users to the services they often desperately need.
It is well known that Sp1 levels are under proteasome control, and proteasome inhibitors have been proven to decrease Sp1 levels in leukemic cells.
Heat wave warnings issued through a variety of media channels have been proven to decrease the risk of heat-related mortality [ 28].
