Those looking for ways to reduce the risks of inadequate growth agree that, of all possible solutions, increased business investment can make the biggest difference.
113 Additionally, RSL was reported to reduce the incidence of inadequate surgical margins compared with WGL (26% vs. 57%, respectively; p = 0.02).
It was suggested therefore that scheduled changes of antibiotic classes for the empirical treatment of gram-negative bacterial infections could reduce the occurrence of inadequate antibiotic treatment for nosocomial infections and improve, therefore, the outcomes of critically ill patients [ 39].
A successful EAP should be able to reduce the impact of inadequate cognitions and maladaptive behaviors impacting on patients' perception of the SCs resulting in a shorter duration of the SCs.
It is now known that a minimum of five, often more, cores are necessary, especially with microcalcification, to reduce the number of inadequate specimens and false-negatives (Liberman et al, 1994; Romanelli and Smith, 1999; Michell, 2000).
It seems likely that this will be achieved by the use of liquid-based cytology (LBC), which in a recent study was shown to reduce the rates of inadequate smear test results from 9.1% at baseline, using conventional cytology, to 1.6% (Moss et al, 2004).
Economists have known for at over 75 years that austerity reduces the already inadequate demand and exacerbates the recession, as we have seen in the eurozone.
In fact, even if a Republican president were in charge, conservatives of both parties don't want health care reform except to the extent it reduces the current inadequate safety net and loosens existing regulations.
This study aimed to identify causes of blurring and to reduce the number of technically inadequate films.
In tackling child undernutrition, there has been a shift from efforts to reduce the prevalence of underweight – inadequate weight for age – to prevention of stunting.
