Sentence examples for noting a reduction from inspiring English sources
Despite noting a reduction in both miR-218 and host gene expression in the majority of NSCLCs, only a moderate correlation between miR-218 and SLIT2 expression was detected, with no significant relationship with SLIT3.
Applications have been demonstrated in radiology [ 20] with the authors noting a reduction in turnaround time of reports from 15.7 hours to 4.7 hours, although some difficulties with integration of systems have also been identified [ 21].
The overall clinical benefit (i.e. length of stay, patient mortality) of electronic EWS systems is still an active research subject and recent studies have produced conflicting outcomes, with Schmidt et al. noting a reduction in mortality after the introduction of such a system, whereas Dawes et al. showed no such change using the same system [ 13, 14].
Peter Wilby, in the New Statesman, noted a reduction in rage.
The school nurses noted a reduction in the number of asthma attacks.
Beyond the improvement in infrastructure, Mr. Firestone also noted a reduction in the time needed to obtain permits, especially for aircraft flying into China.
Mr. Sargent noted a reduction in problems with the Mazda 3 compact car, which accounts for more than half of the company's sales.
The company noted a reduction in its effective tax rate, to 33.4percentt from 37.1percentt in the last quarter of 1998, and some analysts wondered whether the company beat expectations in part because of that change.
As the report, by the Child Poverty Action Group and the charity Z2K, notes: A reduction in council tax benefit has the potential to contribute towards increasing poverty rates as well as further impoverishing households already living in poverty.
A recent literature review on prenatal yoga noted a reduction in some pregnancy complications (ie, preterm birth, lumbar pain, and growth restriction) in those who practiced yoga; to date, there is no evidence on fetal response after yoga.
But Hedge Fund Research notes a reduction in money from funds of hedge funds, which normally drive asset growth.Morgan Stanley's researchers believe that last quarter may prove to have been the peak.
