Sentence examples for reduced completion of from inspiring English sources

(B) elav-Gal4 driven expression of Tra F increased male male courtship and reduced completion of male female courtship (Author response image 1).

In resource-constrained settings maternal depression has been linked directly to higher rates of stunting, diarrhoeal diseases, infectious illness and hospital admission among infants, reduced completion of recommended schedules of immunization, and worse cognitive, motor, social, behavioural and emotional development in young children [ 4- 9].

Therapy content was only described and analysed for 62% (n = 47) of children due to reduced completion of questionnaires by treating physiotherapists.

58 Development of SRPAQs has reduced completion time, with the PAAT, six-point scale and single-item measure feasible for use in clinical practice, but further research is required to support their use across languages/populations.

Toxicity profiles of FOLFOX and FOLFIRI (Andre et al, 2004; O'Connell, 2004; Allegra and Sargent, 2005) may reduce the completion of these treatments, but fewer cycles of these regimes may be as efficacious as the completed Mayo regime.

The hydrological flow rate before the construction of the TGD was high across the study sites (Wang et al. 2014) but was greatly reduced after the completion of the dam to nearly stagnant at the downstream site.

Both suicidal ideation and depressive symptomatology were reduced considerably following completion of a six-lesson iCBT course for depression.

That the levels of negative emotion reduced significantly on completion of the online mindfulness course and further decreased at 1 month follow-up is suggestive of significant improvements.

23 Clearly, when performing arterial punctures the patient is exposed to pain and thereby the QOL is temporarily reduced, even though completion of the test only takes a few minutes.

In previous studies, dopamine D1 agonists were needed to cause sequential super-stereotypy of syntactic grooming chains, whereas D2 agonists in contrast reduced initiation and completion of syntactic grooming chains (even though D2 agonists can cause simple repetitive movement stereotypies) [ 43- 45, 64].

Missing values or incomplete data can be reduced by requiring completion of an item before the individual can move on to the next question, although in the present study very few missing values were seen in either the web-based or paper formats.