Sentence examples for in reduced length from inspiring English sources

Another report showed that rainbow trout (0.08 g) fry exposed to selenite at concentration 47 μg/L for 60 days resulted in reduced length and mortality [96].

Negative DIF resulted also in reduced length of internodes and enhanced flowering of Lavandula without an adverse effect on plant growth.

However, a reported risk of the TP technique for ACL femoral tunnel creation is short tunnel length, which can result in reduced length of tendon graft within the femoral bone tunnel [40, 41].

While P deficiency resulted in reduced length of both classes of lateral roots in this study, the effect on large lateral roots was relatively smaller, resulting in an average of 15%% decrease in the proportion of lateral root length as small lateral roots.

To evaluate if direct physiotherapy assessment and management of patients presenting to emergency departments with musculoskeletal injuries (primary contact physiotherapy) results in reduced length of stay without any increase in adverse effects compared with secondary contact physiotherapy, where patients are seen by a physiotherapist after initial assessment by a doctor.

Previous studies have shown the earlier return of gut motility improves patient progress, facilitates earlier respiratory weaning, prevents debilitation and results in reduced length of stay.

This could result in a reduced length of stay in hospital and a reduction in healthcare costs.

A physiotherapy service in the emergency department may result in a reduced length of stay and fewer requests for imaging.

Despite these immediate ICU complications, the TICACOS also showed that a better energy coverage in the calorimetry group with a combined nutrition support resulted in a reduced length of hospital stay and hospital mortality, but the numbers were too low to allow for definitive conclusions, needing repetition and extension of the study.

The use of conditional logic, where specific responses to questions determine which subsequent questions will be displayed, results in a reduced length of questionnaires for individual patients.

An iterative process of bed utilisation review, stakeholder consultation, and service remodelling was undertaken to improve bed management and resulted in a reduced length of stay, increased throughput and recurrent cost savings.