Sentence examples for most studies reduced from inspiring English sources

Transitional care interventions reported in most studies reduced re-hospitalizations, with the exception of general practitioner and primary care nurse models.

Incisor wear and loss affects feed intake of sheep, and in most studies reduces live weight gain, milk and wool production.

Since most studies report reduced QoL in patients with IBS, these findings were anticipated [ 9, 10, 14, 15].

(4) The effect is transient and also most pronounced on day 3. Previous research focussed on P2Y12-mediated platelet inhibition in resuscitated patients with therapeutic hypothermia and most studies revealed reduced or blunted effects of these drugs in this setting, indicating a potentially increased risk of acute stent thrombosis.

However, in Hirschsprung's (Gfroerer and Rolle 2013) and Chagas' megacolon (see above), most studies found reduced numbers of ICCs in the hypo- or aganglionic segments.

17 18 19 With regard to treatments, the use of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory agents and hormonal replacement therapy in menopausal women has been found by most studies to reduce the risk for dementia and also to diminish the risk effect of ApoE ε4, 20 21 22 whereas exposure to anaesthesia and use of drugs with anticholinergic effects have been shown to increase risk.

Most genetic association studies reduce three genotypes to two by using recessive (assuming heterozygotes have no increased risk), co-dominant (a per-allele effect that places heterozygotes halfway between minor and major homozygous genotypes), or dominant genetic models (in which heterozygotes have the same increased risk as minor homozygous genotypes).

Conclusion: Most studies showed a reduced risk of death from breast cancer in hormone replacement therapy users compared with nonusers.

Most studies indicate that reduced mTORC1 signaling confers longevity benefits (Johnson et al., 2013).

Most studies report a reduced risk of cancer associated with the 194Trp allele [ 9].

Small breasted women who were motivated to undergo augmentation mammoplasty, and whose mammary gland mass had to be small, were found in most studies to have reduced breast cancer risk [ 33, 34].