Using data from the 10-year DPP risk reduction estimate (SA5) resulted in higher ICERs, as did assuming a long-term diminishing effect of the intervention (SA6).
Among the long-term factors diminishing their traditional appeal are fewer women at home and less interest in flower-gardening among younger fickle, multitasking generations.
Building a more just society for everyone, not just a select few, is one of the best ways long-term to diminish the allure of ethno-centric nationalism, where identity is defined exclusively with rigid insiders and outsiders.
Snap shares immediately fell more than 24percentt in after-hours trading as investors fled, seeing its long-term potential scale diminished by its current growth struggles.
Now and again corporate carnage follows, as thousands of employees lose their jobs, long-term prospects are diminished and the business files for bankruptcy, stranding minority investors and debt holders.
Several clinical studies have shown GLP-1 analogue liraglutide, alone or in combination with insulin, has produced meaningful long-term weight loss, diminished abdominal obesity and significantly improved eating behavior in patients with T2D compared with insulin treatment alone [ 28, 29], which might be beneficial to improving endothelial dysfunction.
The chances of long-term survival diminish.
"To be sure," he said, "an added few years on the job may enable some workers to reach retirement with reasonable security and dignity, but if we hinder competitive progress, we will almost certainly slow overall economic growth and keep frozen in place younger workers whose opportunities to secure jobs with better long-term prospects diminish with time".
Mr. Galbraith argued that technology mandated long-term contracts to diminish high-stakes uncertainty.
Incentivizing a continuing short-term focus lowers future output, reduces long-term competiveness, and diminishes future worker productivity and the higher wages that it can bring….
