Sentence examples for reduction participation from inspiring English sources

However, we could not think of any unmeasured confounder both affecting harm reduction participation and HIV or HCV infection.

Despite its great strengths, ACS is not a randomized controlled trial and therefore a causal association between harm reduction participation and risk for HIV or HCV infection cannot be proved.

We found no evidence that the effect of harm reduction was larger on HCV incidence than on HIV incidence, as our risk estimates for the different levels of harm reduction participation were comparable.

However, in England and Scotland, the fully household-based surveys where two visits by survey staff were required and measurements were conducted in the participants' home, there was a marked reduction in participation rate for each successive measure in the survey of 38 46 pp among adults in participating households (Table  3).

The most damning figure is the reduction in participation among 16-to-25-year-olds 16-to-25-year-olds 16-to-25-year-olds 16-to-25-year-olds 16-to-25-year-olds

The large reduction in participation following the practice online examination also indicates that students will disengage from the process very quickly when their experience is not satisfactory.

There was further reduction in participation rates when blood sample consent was compared with blood pressure measurements, which occurred in the same survey nurse visit.

The benefit of screening is usually measured as mortality reduction after participation in several screening rounds, while the false-positive risk is usually assessed for each round, thus underestimating the cumulative negative effect of participation in several rounds.

Except for the Tromsø Study [ 14], most national [ 3, 5, 6, 15] and international studies [ 1, 16, 17] have reported corresponding reduction in participation rate as the HUNT study.

However, the two-stage method used in England and Scotland for data collection had a marked reduction in participation in the second stage, with blood pressure measured in substantially fewer individuals than weight.

The reasons for this drastic reduction in participation could potentially be due to several factors such as "D/F" students being absent, not participating out of fear of answering incorrectly, or a general lack of engagement.