Sentence examples for reductions of the same from inspiring English sources

Patients who required more than two dose reductions of the same drug were withdrawn from the study treatment.

For alcohol use, meta-analyses [ 40, 41] and reviews [ 29, 44, 47, 53] have reported ESs and percentage reductions of the same magnitude as for tobacco use.

The high temperature peaks at 500 and 570 °C are primarily due to the reduction of the same lanthanum and zirconium species as seen in Fig. 5a.

This result parallels those obtained in the chemical reduction of the same structures and confirms the high fragility of the bridge.

We further posit that the oil price increases will result in higher long run changes in the food price as compared to the food price impact of oil price reduction of the same magnitude, i.e. α2 > α3.

The job of materials and design engineers is to consider all possible opportunities to utilize new material systems and technologies for the reduction of the same or increased performance.

In an exploratory analysis of non-contact anterior cruciate ligament injury, we found no significant effect (P=0.10) even though the point estimate (rate ratio 0.40) suggests a reduction of the same magnitude as for the primary outcome.

3 Later reports suggested that the addition of chemotherapy to radiotherapy improves survival in patients with locally advanced NSCLC. 4 The use of concurrent chemo-radiotherapy in patients with advanced NSCLC was shown to be associated with a 14% reduction in death risk at 2 years compared to sequential chemoradiotherapy and with a 7% reduction of the same risk compared to radiotherapy alone.

Assemblage expansion means upward increase in diversity and frequency of normal marine taxa, while assemblage reduction means upward decrease of the same proxies.

This reduction is of the same order of magnitude as the decrease observed in root hydraulic conductivity measured.

It is remarkable that a 10%% reduction (increase) in quantities provided by the models will not impact the electric fields with a reduction (increase) of the same magnitude.