Sentence examples for promptly reducing from inspiring English sources

Clinicians at Albany Medical College established best practices for promptly reducing immunotherapy intensity in the 16 % of their patients screening positive [ 33].

For acute pulmonary edema, evidence clearly indicates that noninvasive positive pressure techniques are effective at promptly reducing dyspnea, improving oxygenation, and avoiding intubation [ 7], but it is not clear whether NPPV is superior to continuous positive airway pressure alone.

The technology and means exist to promptly reduce mercury's threat to our children.

The king promptly reduced taxes from one fifth to a one sixth of income, giving the El Sexmo mine its name.

The substitute Clarke-Harris promptly reduced the deficit four minutes later by heading in a Maguire free-kick.

The quick treatment of Giffords allowed doctors to promptly reduce the swelling, preserving much of her brain in a healthy state.

When, in 1063, his uncle died without issue, Alp-Arslan became sole heir to all the possessions of the dynasty except Kerman, in southern Iran, which was held by one of his brothers, whom he promptly reduced to vassalage.

A glowing ball called the Ambient Orb, programmed to change colors as the price of electricity increases at peak periods, has been given to some utility customers in California, who promptly reduced their usage by 40percentt when the ball glowed red in peak periods.

Different from this study, it was shown recently that in migraine patients the 5-HT synthetic rate was slightly reduced with a sudden increase early in the attack, especially in the dorsal brainstem, to levels of control subjects: sumatriptan promptly reduced the 5-HT synthesis to lower values than those measured interictally, independently from changes in pain intensity.

Practice promptly reduced activity across the entire regional network involved in encoding at the first run of practice, before response selection activity and performance were affected.

The immediate reductions in activity associated with encoding possibly indicate that practice promptly reduces the need for working memory to support the transformation of visually presented stimuli into a neural representation that facilitates temporary storage of information during the delay [31] [35].