Sentence examples for poorer reduction from inspiring English sources

Patients without demonstrable bone metastases had significantly higher plasma PTHrP levels (P < 0.002), required more doses of IVBPT, and had a poorer reduction in serum calcium compared with patients with bone metastases, only one of whom required more than one dose.

This contrasts directly with the outcomes associated with either the maintenance of a traditional top-down "big transmission and distribution" model or the development of a market-driven top-down "energy services companies" model, which promote a "high level of passivity from consumers" and actually result in increased projected overall demand and poorer reductions in carbon emissions [43].

Often its use has been criticized as representing a poor reduction of the fracture.

Kloub and colleagues found that reduction quality influenced AVN development, with 2%% complete necrosis following excellent reduction compared with 60%% complete necrosis following poor reduction [20].

The Burwell and Charnley classification shows 12 patients with good reduction, six patients with fair reduction and one with poor reduction (Table 3).

The authors re-enforce that poor reduction in these injuries leads to worse degenerative changes, however this did not always correlate with wrist function.

Wen et al. (2015) found that for non-inline deflected DPHP sensors, the method of Liu et al. (2013) provided poor reduction of the error in c.

A recent alternative method, microwave-assisted exfoliation, usually suffers from poor reduction of graphite oxide and thus low C/O ratios.

The mobilisation of extravascular water from other regions than the lungs may be the reason for the poor reduction of EVLW and for the fact that our results do not agree with studies in non-critically ill patients with end-stage renal disease.

It is impossible to control the growth step of the crystallization process in reactions with fast kinetics; on the other hand, an explanation for this is that cherry extract is a reducing agent which is rich in ascorbic acid [48] and this acid becomes slightly unstable at higher temperatures [49] and leads to a poor reduction process, uncontrolled and fast aggregation.

The reason for the extremely poor reduction of CoQ10 by NQO enzymes most likely originates from compartmentalization of enzyme and substrate.