Sentence examples for reduction evidence from inspiring English sources

To be confident in VTE risk reduction, evidence is needed to demonstrate that geko™ can maintain blood flow at a level that decreases the risk of blood clotting, taking into account all aspects of Virchow's Triad.

Child benefits and poverty reduction: Evidence from Mongolia's child money programme This paper analyses the extent to which Mongolia's Child Money Programme, a conditional cash transfer programme for families with children, contributes to poverty reduction and the improved well-being of children.

It is of general knowledge that there is a reduction of cognitive efficiency in patients with schizophrenia, but it is important to consider that the intensity of this reduction (evidenced by comparing patients' results to those of normal cases) is not sufficient to classify most of the patients' level of functioning below the normal limits.

The past three years have seen weak growth, slippage on deficit reduction, zero evidence of rebalancing and the downgrade of Britain's credit rating that austerity was supposed to insure against.

The report, called Sugar Reduction: the Evidence for Action, was originally meant to be published in July but was delayed by the Department of Health, which PHE is part of, so its findings could be used to "inform" the government's forthcoming strategy to combat childhood obesity.

Policing and crime reduction: The evidence and its implications for practice.

Below the 1000 s−1 limit, there is minimal height reduction or evidence of failure observed.

Post-storage H2 reduction provides evidence that a fraction of NO is not stored in close proximity to Pt and is more difficult to reduce.

Despite encouraging assertion of CAM use for blood pressure reduction, empirical evidence to draw inferences regarding its effectiveness on blood pressure outcomes remains inadequate [ 12].

Related to stress reduction, (American) evidence suggests that exposure to natural environments may reduce feelings of anger, frustration and aggression (e.g., [ 6]).

The three key selection criteria are: · genuine innovation, representing a step change in technology design or in the application of a technology or process; · the potential for significant, cost-effective emission reductions; · evidence that your idea or technology works or is likely to work in a commercial application.