Sentence examples for reduced indices from inspiring English sources

Compared to trabecular MS/BS (18.2±3.7%), MAR 1.2±0.11 µm/d), and BFR/BS (83.1±17.5 µm/yr) of age-matched controls, the removal of weight bearing (CTR) significantly (p<0.05) reduced indices of bone formation, as indicated by the 45% lower MS/BS, 52% lower MAR, and 74% lower BFR/BS (Fig. 1).

Of perhaps greater significance, HTS enhanced the resolution of OA induced lung injury, as evidenced by a reduced severity of histologic injury, and reduced indices of inflammation, compared to control conditions.

Therefore, while HTS reduced indices of pulmonary inflammation, it not attenuate the severity of oleic acid induced ALI.

We found no evidence for delayed GE rate or reduced indices of oxidative stress in response to a HF meal supplemented with 3 g cinnamon compared to placebo.

Farr et al. reported that supplementation with lipoic acid reduced indices of oxidative stress increasing glutathione level and decreasing the concentration of lipid peroxidation products and glutathione peroxidase activity.

Treatment with a drug combination that raised circulating natriuretic peptide levels (ecadotril) and potentiated natriuretic peptide-dependent signalling (sildenafil) reduced indices of disease progression, whether administered prophylactically or to animals with established lung disease.

The extended indexing techniques build and utilize an reduced index constructed from the first few attributes of 3DZDs of protein structures.

Disruption of the perceptual grouping of face parts may facilitate an observer's ability to selectively process the task-relevant part in the composite-face task, reducing indices of holistic face perception.

Early discharge planning does not appear to reduce index length of hospital stay or mortality, nor does it increase satisfaction with the discharge planning process itself in older adults when compared to usual care.

Interestingly, relative to respondents with the fewest number of contacts, all other contact categories have reduced protection indices, indicating that people with fewer contacts take more protective actions.

For example, reduced insulinogenic index, indicating reduced first-phase insulin secretion, was observed in overweight Japanese subjects who are normoglycemic.