Sentence examples for reducing the estimate from inspiring English sources

Using the 1997 ADA criteria for IFG (110 125 mg/dl) resulted in 43% fewer subjects meeting the criteria for IFG, reducing the estimate of the prevalence of pre-diabetes in nondiabetic U.S. adults from 34.6 to 19.8% (Table 1).

Reducing the estimate of prescriptions for statins dispensed by the chemist to 70% and to 60% meant that the predictor variable 'percentage of population over 65 years' was no longer statistically significant.

Reducing the estimated 700,000 people under arms to an army of 200,000 will require the government to integrate 500,000 fighters into the civilian economy.

Better results were obtained by reducing the estimated original image contribution from HH1 comparing to the traditional methods.

Conversely people might be more likely to remember events that occurred close to the interview, so reducing the estimated incidence.

In this instance and many others, as evident in Table  3, the kappa over-estimates chance agreement, thus reducing the estimated kappa value.

The combination of all these voxels will result in an overestimation of the actual size of the myocardial wall, reducing the estimated size of the LV cavity.

Therefore, summing up temperature effects and ignoring the timing would dilute the effects of ambient temperature, reducing the estimated change in mortality per unit change in temperature.

Reducing the estimates of effectiveness in individual health interventions, the rank of health interventions was more strongly affected at sufficiently large decreases in intervention effectiveness.

By reducing the estimated rate of unplanned dialysis by one-half, a projected $13.1 to16.11 million in hospital costs could be avoided.

Then the commissioner, Dr. Stephen C. Joseph, reviewed the evidence and reduced the estimate to 200,000.