Sentence examples for life lowering from inspiring English sources

ICT solutions are promising for making aging a better experience, by improving the user's quality of life, lowering the costs, and making the interactions with all involved easier.

This observation plus findings from Chiu et al [ 14] suggest that although tablet burden may improve treatment compliance and quality of life, lowering or raising the number of pills does not necessarily influence phosphate levels.

The parameters measured as endpoints of clinical studies, like prolongation of survival, improvement in quality of life, lowering of high blood pressure, changes that can be identified in imaging procedures, undesired side effects of drugs, and increased compliance, are considered "effects".

(Declining an earlier invitation to debate Tymoshenko, he had said, "I've never in my life lowered myself to competing in circumlocution with a woman").

Chatting casually about general summer life lowers the barriers to talking about what might be troubling them.

Again, these studies showed that sustained caloric restriction throughout life lowered cancer risk substantially.

The loss of skeletal muscle constitutes a major health problem as it leads to reduced mobility and quality of life, lowered response to treatments, and decreased life expectancy.

In real life, lower-case jeeps have been trundling across tarmac since the second world war.

But marital satisfaction was significantly associated with satisfaction with life, lower stress, less depression and lower waking blood pressure.

The findings suggest that the demise of the great sharks, whose primitive ancestors cruised the seas long before the rise and fall of the dinosaurs, may have unforeseen knock-on effects on marine life lower down the foodchain.

On May 16, 2003, Bremer issued a sweeping ban of the Baath Party: all senior party members were barred from public life; lower-level members were also barred, but some could appeal.