Sentence examples for reduction in the repeat from inspiring English sources

Unlike SRR repeat in CBX2, which shows reduction in the repeat length as we move from fish to human, the length of the RED repeat has expanded from mouse to human - mouse has 4 while human has 16 repeat units.

For example, in 1998 the Home Office was set a target that called merely for a reduction in the level of repeat offending among people taking illegal drugs.

Introduction of the technique to our department has demonstrated an improvement in the adequacy of planning radiographs and a reduction in the requirement for repeat imaging.

A reduction in the number of repeat ultrasound examinations would save resources.

This 11 % decrease in cost is obtained through increased collection of endocervical cells and consequent reduction in the need to repeat Pap smears.

The decrease in polymorphism with increasing genetic distance may have been due to a correlated reduction in the number of repeat units in the target species compared to the source species.

Multivariable models comparing DES to BMS use showed no statistically significant difference in the risk of death or MI but significant reduction in the need for repeat revascularization (Fig. 3).

They found that although there was a 50% reduction in the odds of repeat pregnancy compared to comparison-control conditions at 19months (OR 0.474; 95% CI 0.322-0.695), theffectct had dissipated by 31 months.

This trial suggests that it is highly probable that a substantial reduction in the number of repeat episodes of cellulitis of the leg could be achieved by giving patients prophylactic antibiotics for a period of 6 months after treatment of the acute episode.

The fact that these differences occurred consistently in nearly 300 distinct array types is evidence that the reduction in repeat arrays in the chicken has involved numerous independent evolutionary events.

These findings agree with other reports of neophobia reduction in the course of repeated interactions between humans and animals (Bayne, 2002; Chang and Hart, 2002; Russow, 2002).