Sentence examples for indicators to decrease from inspiring English sources

The aim of this prospective interventional study was to measure the added effectiveness of monitoring by an external infection control team and continuous feedback regarding performance indicators to decrease CLABSI rates.

FA value of 380 mg/kg was considered as an indicator to decrease process stability, whereas VFAs/TA and pH was in the acceptable range.

One could speculate that NIS expression in the apparently normal gastric mucosa could be used to define the true healthy margin, thus becoming a potentially useful indicator to decrease local/anastomotic recurrences.

The indicator characterizing dependency ratio has to possess a negative growth rate as showes a share of the disabled population, i.e. in the conditions of a sustainable development of the territory for development of its resources an indicator has to decrease constantly.

Carba NP test is a simple biochemical test based on hydrolysis of imipenem detectable by a change of colour of indicator due to decrease of pH.

Besides that, it would also be useful to know how much the functioning of the physical frailty indicators would have to decrease before disability starts to develop in elderly people.

Growth of this indicator can lead to decrease in prime cost of innovative production and increase in its competitive ability.

Thus, the considerable growth rate of an indicator will testify to decrease of the activity in the sphere of researches and development of real sector of economy and it is inexpedient.

Though statistical significance differs from practical significance, it indicates the need to decrease the mortality indicators to a greater extent.

The abundance of faecal indicator bacteria is expected to decrease in response to climate change, especially during the summer months, due to reduced precipitation, causing reduced runoff, and increased temperature, which enhances the bacterial die-off processes.

67 77 78 79 80 The incidence rates of trunk melanoma in women aged 20-49 years therefore could be a relevant indicator for monitoring activities to decrease the use of sunbeds.