Sentence examples for reduced visit from inspiring English sources
Moreover, bellbirds that coexist with exotic predators had long on- and off-bouts which reduced visit rates to a level similar to their Tasmanian relatives that evolved with mammalian predators (Figures 1, 2).
The mean length of stay by the time of the interview was varying from 3 to 120 days; the most frequent complaint was the noise and reduced visit period (only 30 min/day), in 26% (12) of the answers.
For example, interventions to reduce the number of antenatal visits could reduce healthcare costs, but were found to be associated with more perinatal deaths in the reduced visit group, particularly in the LMICs, and less acceptable to pregnant women.
There was no difference in risk of maternal anaemia at term between standard and reduced visit antenatal care.
Telephone support may provide a method of increasing adherence to and satisfaction with a reduced visit schedule.
This reluctance may in part be due to the results of studies that show lower patient satisfaction with reduced visit schedules [ 7, 8, 11, 14].
One midwife explained that, with GPC, there are " reduced pages, reduced anxiety, reduced visits in your clinic schedule".
The number of potentially avoided visits was then multiplied by the average cost for an ED visit for DKA (1,073 USD), derived from Javor et al. (13), to calculate cost savings from reduced visits.
They suggested that effects on a range of measures (for example, reduced visits to emergency departments, hospital admissions, and average length of hospital stay) were more consistent in pulmonary and cardiac disorders than in diabetes and hypertension.
Interviewee: Yeah, so you get a very good continuity now of service, and by doing that, it actually reduces visit times down then for me for tomorrow, because I've already taken the history in OAU today.
The council said today that this could mean "reducing visits to each destination served by the mobile library service to once every two months, rather than once a month as at present".
