Sentence examples for more dramatic reduction from inspiring English sources
When Petitti looked at all the data, however, she "found an even more dramatic reduction in death from homicide, suicide and accidents". With little reason to believe that estrogen would ward off homicides or accidents, Petitti concluded that something else appeared to be "confounding" the association she had observed.
Moreover, the histology here reported showed a more dramatic reduction than that reported for 1999.
Exercise-training, however, produced a much more dramatic reduction in age-related mobility decline in Ra flies than in La flies (multivariate regression, treatment effect, p<0.0001; treatment-by-age: p = 0.0023, Fig. 6A).
GW5074-treatment slightly reduced BrdU incorporation when compared to the 0S condition, whereas Sorafenib showed a more dramatic reduction on BrdU levels (lower panels in Figure 3 E, compare c with b).
High calcium induces terminal differentiation of keratinocytes that is coincident with a more dramatic reduction of p21Cip1 [21], which can be used as an indicator of progression of keratinocytes toward terminal differentiation in this study.
A more dramatic reduction in cell proliferation was found for the C6/36 cells infected with DENV-2 when compared to virus infected C6/36.wMelPop-CLA cells (Figure 2B).
All of these improvements have been achieved despite resistance -- now ebbing at last -- to the use of airbags and other passive restraints, improvements that would almost certainly result in even more dramatic reductions in the fatality rate.
House Democrats said today that they had reached a consensus to forgo deep cuts in military spending for the next fiscal year and to seek more dramatic reductions in spending for future years.
Congressional conservatives on Thursday demanded far more dramatic reductions in government spending than House GOP leaders have recently proposed, in the first sign of a fissure between old-guard Republicans and tea-party-backed newcomers.
During this time, we've observed that people who are housed in more aesthetically pleasing and functional buildings, and in those which are in safer neighborhoods, have had more dramatic reductions in health-care utilization than people directed to less pleasant housing.
More dramatic reductions were observed after progression to late HF1 cells, which expressed less than 20% of mRNA encoding cytokeratins 1, 4, 13, 15, 16, 23, 24 and 75, compared to the primary keratinocytes.
