Sentence examples for judicious reduction from inspiring English sources

Clearly, the judicious reduction of visual experience to line, shape and composition is what Mr. Kelly values in drawing, but it is also what makes this section seem like a teaching exercise.

Plasma BKV loads >4 log10 copies/mL were observed in 16% of KT patients, thereby fulfilling the working definition of presumptive PyVAN for which judicious reduction of immunosuppression is currently recommended 15, 16.

The push for guideline adherence and intensification of therapy needs to be counterbalanced by the view that judicious reduction, discontinuation or non-initiation of medication, in the context of shared decision-making and agreed care goals, is an affirmation of highest quality, individualised care.

Patients who had dose reductions had longer treatment durations and OS possibly because judicious dose reductions led to better tolerability and longer courses of treatment.

Judicious dose reductions may allow for better outcomes in both populations due to longer treatment durations, but direct comparisons are needed.

This novel natural fiber-based fabric electrode showed excellent flexibility under different bending angles aI−3nd judicious electrocatalytic activity towards reduction of triiodide (I−3) with a commendable conversion efficiency of 2.52%.

Along with monitoring techniques for the recognition of new elements, a new branch of methodology is arising: the art of reduction, omission, judicious avoidance.

In order to get the optimization of the GNSS receiver performances in terms of noise, MP, and jamming reduction, a judicious choice of those parameters is needed.

McDonald's acknowledges this is a "gray area". "We're quite aware of it," Langert said, noting that its farmers still can use antibiotics when there is "clear evidence that some sort of disease can develop.' " "But we're encouraging an overall reduction... and recommending judicious use," he said.

When promoting judicious use of antimicrobial drugs, selective reduction in prescribing specific antimicrobial drugs such as azithromycin should be emphasized, in addition to total reduction in antimicrobial use.

Not all judicial decisions are judicious.