Sentence examples for of reduced quality from inspiring English sources
It is also feared that this situation, in which radiology is reduced to a tradable "commodity", might lead to an additional risk of reduced quality of radiological services and patient care: in our survey almost half of all participants perceive this to be closely associated with a reduced quality of patient care [29].
"The fact that Americans' ratings of their health care differ little, whether they have a private or a government plan," he writes, "suggests that a properly constructed government health plan may not necessarily lead to perceptions of reduced quality or poor coverage from its beneficiaries".
Fight of the decade In a decade of reduced quality, a dozen great fights stood out - none more than the lightweight war between Diego Corrales and Jose Luis Castillo in Las Vegas in May 2005, for Castillo's WBC title and the WBO version owned by Corrales.
Tooth loss is one of the common causes of reduced quality of life in adults.
At the same time, the biogas plant can use silage of reduced quality easier.
So whenever fodder silage of reduced quality is accidentally produced, the biogas plant can function as a buffer.
Despite an increased awareness of its contribution to reduced quality of life, pain remains a significant problem for survivors of critical illness [ 5].
This will lead to higher spatial spectrum utilization and network usage capacity at the expense of an increased possibility of interference among network tiers and of a reduced quality of service (QoS).
In almost all participants' reports, the main factor of a reduced quality of life was related to lack of time.
Besides the burden of a reduced quality of life, patients with SAP have a higher risk of experiencing major cardiovascular events such as myocardial infarction (MI) and unstable angina.
The disutility value represents the disutility of the reduced quality of life experienced by the patient in connection with a particular health state or clinical outcome [ 25].
