Sentence examples for reduced importance of from inspiring English sources
Reduced importance of CD4 cell count at enrolment in HAART users vs non-users was also seen in the SHCS for non-Hodgkin's lymphoma, but the impact of HAART on non-Hodgkin's lymphoma was weaker (HR, 0.26; 95% CI, 0.20 0.33) than on KS, and, hence, non-Hodgkin's lymphoma incidence (1.9; 95% CI, 1.6 2.6 per 1000 py) became higher than KS incidence among HAART users (Polesel et al, 2008).
We hypothesize before the background of our education and practice in Switzerland and Portugal the following possible reasons: 1. Reduced importance of the topic in medical education and in psychiatry-training. 2. A certain degree of idealizing the patient as not being prone to morally questionable behavior.
The system becomes strictly priority driven when the normalized average system delay is high, i.e., high system delay reduces the channel awareness of the scheduler: highest priority packets are assigned resources with reduced importance of channel quality in the scheduling decisions.
Moncton and Saint John remain major transportation and communication centres despite the reduced importance of railroads, and Moncton has emerged as an important regional distribution centre.
It also spoke out against legalized same-sex marriage and the reduced importance of religion in the school curriculum, both policies carried out by the Socialist government.
The reduced importance of Pedersen currents in darkness implies that Birkeland current closure is partly dissipationless.
Devolution to Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland has meanwhile reduced the importance of Westminster outside England.
The attacks have reduced the importance of the job search in everyone's mind, Mr. Day said.
In North America the expansion of the cotton industry reduced the importance of linen.
New social media haven't reduced the importance of geographical neighborhoods.
The reforms introduced a largely primary-based system that reduced the importance of the national party conventions.
