Sentence examples for interval reduction from inspiring English sources

A hybrid-heuristic is developed which uses a search interval reduction technique with a meta-heuristic.

Perforated interval reduction is dropping the injection brine temperature and the net power production.

Dose intensification, through dose interval reduction, facilitated by prophylactic G-CSF, improved survival in elderly patients with some specific diseases.

With the availability of granulocyte colony-stimulating factor (G-CSF) and the tool of autologous stem cell support in the 1990s, dose escalation, dose densification (by interval reduction), or combinations thereof were pursued to increase dose intensity.

Follow-up MRI demonstrates interval reduction of tumour size and T2 signal intensity with focal atrophy at the cervical os (closed white arrow) with progression of now moderate hydrometra on sagittal, axial and coronal oblique T2 TSE sequences.

One advantage of defect prevention as an upstream quality improvement practice is the beneficial effect it can have on interval: higher quality early in the process results in fewer defects to be found and repaired in the later parts of the process, thus causing an indirect interval reduction.

The benefits of controlled delivery of drugs include: the maintenance of serum drug concentration at an optimal therapeutic level for a prolonged time-interval, reduction in handling and consequently, a possible improvement in drug-administration compliance [ 32].

The benefits of the controlled delivery of drugs include: the maintenance of serum drug concentration at an optimal therapeutic level for a more prolonged time-interval, reduction in handling and consequently, a possible improvement in drug-administration compliance [ 38].

It is associated with electrocardiogram (ECG) abnormalities, including peaked T waves, shortened QT intervals, prolonged PR intervals, reduction in the amplitude of P waves, and 'sine-wave' ventricular rhythms with wide QRS complexes.

Although in-hospital mortality was similar for DrotAA and non-DrotAA-treated patients (49.6% vs. 49.7%, respectively), after adjusting for imbalances, patients receiving DrotAA had a 28% (0.60 to 0.86, 95% Confidence Intervals) reduction in the odds of death and a relative risk reduction of 17% (P = 0.0003).

The findings considered typical of severe hyperkalemia were tall T waves, shortening of QT intervals, prolonged PR intervals, reductions in the amplitude of P waves, 'sine-wave' ventricular rhythms with wide QRS complexes, and the occurrences of ventricular fibrillation and asystole.