Sentence examples for reduced outcome from inspiring English sources

Women with PTS as a chronic complication to DVT in a lower limb seem to have a particularly reduced outcome.

Cases that had DVT in a lower limb and had developed PTS as a chronic complication, seem to have particularly reduced outcome.

Major strengths of our study were reduced outcome misclassification through use of five markers to identify breast cancer subtypes (ER, PR, HER2, HER1 and CK5/6) and linkage of established datasets to allow for a relatively large study for assessing this association.

There was also evidence of reduced outcome variability between phases 1 and 2 in relation to chest compression rate (F = 1.575; p < 0.001) and chest compression depth (F = 1.594; p = 0.001), but not in relation to flow-fraction (F = 1.070; p = 0.27).

Regarding patient-reported outcome measures (PROM), some studies comparing PA with LA have shown that LA is associated with reduced outcome, including physical function and pain [ 6, 11, 12].

The reason for the reduced implantation rate and subsequent reduced outcome in the ethnic minority group is unclear, although this points to a need for further investigation, specifically into endometrial receptivity.

Whether these reduced outcomes are persistent over time or just an initial change in the dynamic remains unclear, White told the Guardian.

Equally, reduced outcomes due to hyperglycemia, hypoglycemia (if control is poor), and glycemic variability [13, 14], and the overall physiological basis in inflammatory and oxidative stress responses are increasingly understood [15 17].

We found that cases had significantly reduced outcomes as compared with controls, 9 and our results are diverging.

13 The small number of studies assessing the QOL of people with IPF thus highlights significantly reduced outcomes, particularly in terms of physical health and sleep quality.

Such fresh tissue would help reduce outcome heterogeneity.