Sentence examples for reduction in study from inspiring English sources

Reduction in study numbers is likely to provide benefits in the early phase assessment of putative analgesics and other interventions, both in terms of cost and time.

We also calculated absolute risk reduction in study outcomes with ACEi/ARB use compared to non-use.

Both the investigated examples show a several fold reduction in study sizes when employing a model-based analysis.

14 15 If ring size is expected to vary widely, it may be advisable to further inflate the design effect to account for a potential reduction in study precision.

Omitting prevalent users would lead to a considerable reduction in study size and would increase the problem of right censoring because there would be very few participants with long follow-up times since first exposure.

Moreover, the latest generation of high-resolution gamma cameras coupled with multidetector computed tomography (SPECT/CT) allows accurate anatomic localization of functional abnormalities, as well as a reduction in study duration and patient discomfort.

The last two decades show an increase in studies using data collected in Asia, particularly China, and a reduction in studies out of North America (Bainbridge et al. 2016).

Migration is found to have a positive effect on households' consumption and poverty reduction in studies such as De Brauw and Harigaya (2007), Nguyen et al. (2008), and Nguyen et al. (2011).

There was evidence of a larger reduction in studies delivering additional local anaesthetic after wound closure.

Ammenwerth et al. [ 10] demonstrated that compared to handwritten prescriptions, use of EMRs led to a higher relative risk reduction in studies that compared different EMR systems.

We found a greater fall reduction in studies with a maximum vitamin D daily dose of 1000 IU a day than in studies with lower doses; therefore, higher doses may be even more effective.