Sentence examples for reduced successes from inspiring English sources

The latter possibility highlights the role of various social and physical environmental factors in the reduced successes of those who are deprived that were not assessed in the current study.

Shooting for sport was responsible for 92% of hunters' reduced success.

Preservation of deciduous teeth and autotransplantation is an ideal option in children and adolescents, when dental implants have reduced success rates.

There have been increasing reports on robot-assisted UR, but this approach remains controversial due to reports suggesting increased complications and reduced success compared with open repair.

All three isoform mutants performed male-female courtship, but with significantly reduced success.

The less-experienced instructors in our study did have reduced success implementing some of the student-centered activities.

In the Morris water maze test, Rgs7 −/− mice showed delayed escape latencies and reduced success rates during acquisition trials.

Again, the difference was not statistically significant although a trend to reduced success after cryopreservation was observed (n = 34/68; 50% fresh, n = 40/130; 31% cryopreserved, p = 0,098; Table 1).

We found a significant negative relationship between intersex index and reproductive success in study 2 (LME model coefficient = −0.029, p < 0.0001; Table 1, Figure 3B); more severely feminized fish had reduced success.

Reduced success may be due to direct effects on larvae, i.e. antibiotic transmitted by workers to larvae via trophallaxis, and its subsequent effect on endosymbionts within the larvae themselves.

However, the use of nonlocal varieties in restoration might have its own set of disadvantages, including reduced success and exchange of maladapted genes to local ecotypes through gene flow (Hufford and Mazer 2003; McKay et al. 2005; Edmands 2007).