Sentence examples for quality decrement from inspiring English sources
After the integration of DER many scholars have done a lot of studies from different aspects such as impacts on consumers' reliability, improvement of power quality, decrement of network loss [4, 5, 6, 7, 8].
The imposition of stress upon broiler birds further exacerbates these problems and underlies additional product quality decrements and the development of muscle pathologies.
If the quality of life decrement associated with waiting for confirmation or refutation of a reactive test decreased, a one-time HIV test in the general population became more attractive compared to "current practice".
We performed extensive sensitivity analyses on estimates of undiagnosed HIV prevalence, incidence, mean initial age, test acceptance, linkage to care, non-routine testing rates, HIV treatment costs, and the quality of life decrement associated with a reactive test (Figures 1 and 2).
No further quality of life decrement was attributed to CR-BSI.
Consistent with prior research, our results reported a substantial health-related quality of life decrement among those diagnosed with PAD.
These data suggest the importance of the systematic evaluation of these conditions to reduce the CMT-induced impairments, as well as the quality of life decrement.
59 The quality of life decrement from perfect health is quite close to the estimated annual QALY loss in the US study.
In this way, our model may have underestimated the quality of life decrement associated with adverse events; because the extent of bias could vary between events and therefore regimens, it is unclear how this may have impacted model ICERs.
51 The uncertainty in these results is captured by a quality of life decrement between 0.24 and 0.33 (based on a difference of 0.67 to 0.76 from perfect health) for patients upon cancer diagnosis.
These findings indicate that both lung cancer and COPD are associated with shortness of breath but that quality of life decrement is only associated with cancer symptoms and circadian disruption and not COPD severity, which is usually relatively stable and chronic.
