Furthermore, its long duration of action makes it an interesting new agent, since it may reduce frequency of repeat injections if needed, and establish a more durable effect [ 26, 27].
However, more dramatic population history effects in other species (e.g., a bottleneck) may reduce variation at repeats of all sizes, including the two-unit monitors and, thus, might reduce the statistical power of detecting differences in slippage rates as inferred from polymorphism prevalence at repeat loci.
In these patients, serial thoracic US may reduce the need for repeated invasive BGA monitoring and further help tailor therapy.
One long-planned change in security procedures may reduce the chances of a repeat failure to check an updated no-fly list, officials said.
Governments are quite rightly taking steps to rein in their excesses; tougher regulations may reduce the risk of a repeat, but will not eliminate it.
Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) of the prostate after a prior negative biopsy may reduce the need for unnecessary repeat biopsies.
Strategies that include a comprehensive fall risk assessment which focused on the common and recognized extrinsic and intrinsic risk factors for all persons at time of admission, as suggested by the Canadian Task Force on Preventive Health Care, may reduce falls and perhaps also repeat falls.
Repeated measurements may reduce measurement error and increase the validity of observations.
Longitudinal study and repeated DCE-MRI may reduce these discrepancies, and be recommended [ 29].
Even so, we believe that repeated practice rounds may reduce learning effect, thus influence test reproducibility positively.
