Sentence examples for interval to reduce from inspiring English sources
Objective: Measure acceptance and use of extending the number of active oral contraceptive (OC) pills beyond 21 days and/or shortening the hormone-free interval to reduce the frequency and severity of hormone withdrawal symptoms.
Conclusion: The majority of patients with hormone withdrawal symptoms on OCs will initiate a regimen of extending active pills, often with a shortened hormone-free interval to reduce frequency and severity of associated symptoms.
Conversely, an efficient sleep mechanism provides a longer sleep interval to reduce energy consumption and maintains QoS requirements.
CSP, however, requires that the target distance estimation process realized by sensors be taken within a very short time interval to reduce "drifted" measurements due to target movements.
To tackle this problem, we propose a new data dissemination strategy for roadside infrastructures by adjusting the beaconing interval to reduce the energy consumption.
The problem of how to optimize the beaconing interval to reduce the energy consumption is still a whitespace in these papers.
Therefore, we propose that all SCI patients admitted to an SCIC should be routinely screened by the SNST and repeated at regular intervals to reduce nutrition related complications.
Designed according to real situations like MANET, the Adaptive Data Dividing (ADD) scheme divides data into groups of different utilization ratios and varies group broadcast intervals to reduce data access time and bandwidth consumption.
The IFRs were calculated at 20 mm intervals although the measurements were taken at 10 mm intervals to reduce scattering of the data.
For example, understanding the space time patterns of a transit system use is crucial for transit operation such as adjusting service intervals to reduce the chance of a disruption by a large number of passengers on board and making an improved operation plan for comfortable ridership.
Chemotherapy can also be given in small doses and at various time intervals to reduce the chances of post-treatment misery.
