Sentence examples for have reduced test from inspiring English sources

This random selection may have reduced test diversity.

LAM was performed on frozen rather than fresh samples which could have reduced test sensitivity, however, meta-analysis data suggests no differences in diagnostic accuracy using frozen rather than fresh samples [ 42].

There is the possibility that it could have reduced chlamydia testing in women, although in this observational analysis, it is perhaps most plausible that other unmeasured differences accounted for this finding.

A 10% increase in the proportion of men tested annually would have reduced the interval between tests by six weeks.

The CPOE system enabled clinicians to access the patient's pathology test history during an outpatient appointment, which could have reduced the number of tests ordered because of a missing previous test result.

Test and slaughter programs, mostly based on skin testing using bovine PPD (single skin test) and in some countries also avian PPD (comparative skin test), have reduced bTB incidence and even achieved its eradication in certain countries and regions [ 2].

There is evidence that people who test HIV-positive through voluntary counselling and testing have reduced sexual risk behavior [ 6].

As this cancer can be diagnosed at an early stage, screening programs using the Papanicolaou (Pap) smear test have reduced significantly the number of invasive cases, through the diagnosis and treatment of precancerous lesions (cervical intraepithelial neoplasia, [CIN]) [ 4, 5].

Both tests have reduced sensitivity for smear-negative samples, and conventional DST is needed for expanded drug resistance testing.

Because the HPA axis responds both to diurnal rhythms and in response to stress, the more tightly orchestrated timing of saliva collections in conjunction with the parallel experiences of being tested may have reduced the "noise" on the day of testing allowing the genetic influences to be observed.

Familiarity with the test situation and repetition of the same test should have reduced our ability to detect subtle developmental deficits associated with lead.