Sentence examples for instance in reducing from inspiring English sources

Dixon said the report showed that clear targets and effective performance management can produce results, for instance, in reducing waiting times, "but we do know that this regime will only work in a small number of areas of performance.

Evidence from studies amongst people with schizophrenia also suggests that these interventions can indeed be effective, for instance in reducing antipsychotic-induced weight gain [ 42].

Transformed cells grown in LG as compared with normal cells showed a significant number of upregulated mRNAs that are, for instance, mainly involved in reducing the loading of misfolded proteins and/or increasing folding activity, namely, translation/translocation, unfolded protein binding and quality control.

A systematic review of initiatives to reduce DUP [ 18] found that only large public awareness campaigns had in some instances been successful in reducing DUP, and that education campaigns targeting GPs had been unsuccessful [ 17, 19].

This allele-specific methylation was also found to extend beyond the individual CpG site in some instances, resulting in reduced methylation at nearby sites that contained no overlapping SNPs [ 16].

For instance, heparin was effective in reducing antiphospholipid antibody-induced fetal loss in wild-type mice by blocking C5a generation [ 10].

The only discernible benefit was in reducing instances of gastroenteritis, thanks to a specific agent found only in human milk, secretory immunoglobulin A (or SIgA).

More generally, the school has put in place very clear institutional guidelines for how to be an ally in reducing instances of bullying and harassment.

Empirical evidence demonstrates the effectiveness of ITNs in reducing instances of malaria infection (5, 6).

Specifically, PTEN-KD by the lowest dose of Dox, in some instances, showed no difference in reducing endocrine sensitivity compared to the highest extent of PTEN-KD.

Repeat treatments are frequent (20%-25 20%-25ses) [ 8- 10], in many instances due to failure in reducing risk and altering treatment patterns.