Sentence examples for reducing between from inspiring English sources

The minor influence of individual experts reflects a strong consensus among experts on many options and the effectiveness of averaging in reducing between expert bias (Czmebor et al. 2011).

Our data suggest that reducing between hospital variation in primary percutaneous coronary intervention by increasing its use among hospitals with lower adherence has the potential to reduce the mortality risk of ST elevation myocardial infarction in both countries.

Eurostat projections assume a 'convergence hypothesis' that envisages the LE gap across the EU27 reducing between 2010 and 2020, by 1.6 years for men and 1 year for women (Supplementary table S1), though this is a stronger assumption than the 0.9 years (men) and 0.2 years (women) projected during the same period by the United Nations.

Restriction of social contacts among farmers may be less useful in reducing between-farm transmission.

This can lead to the "bleeding" of SMBG benefits across study arms, thus reducing between-group differences.

Markedly increased playing exposure and intensity, including representative games, had the effect of reducing between-game recovery time such that fatigue, microtrauma and injuries 5 12 15 reduce the capacity for fitness and strength training.

However, some recent theoretical studies (Watve and Jog 1997; Wilson et al. 2003) have argued that association in social groups spatially separates the groups, thereby reducing between-group transmission, and this may compensate for the increased within-group transmission risk.

We chose to use a crossover study design because this model increases the power to detect a difference with small sample sizes by reducing between-patient variability and the effect of confounders when each patient serves as his or her own control.

This step reduced between-subject variability that may have confounded the subsequent tissue segmentation and image registration.

It may be possible to reduce between-observer differences by applying personalised correction factors to normalise grading estimates.

Meta-analyses were performed on the unstandardised and standardised estimates, to examine whether standardisation reduced between-study heterogeneity.