Sentence examples for relation to a reduced from inspiring English sources

In the case of rotation, lateral offset in combination with small stems creates a high degree of strain in relation to a reduced implant surface area, increasing the risk of loosening (Asayama et al. 2005).

VEGF, a potent angiogenic mitogen playing a crucial role in angiogenesis under various pathophysiological conditions, was strongly down-regulated probably in relation to a reduced proangiogenic activity of CECs in SSc.

Having always imagined himself as Byron's double, he finds it all too easy to play the role of the poet in the eyes of this unsuspecting governess, a poor relation to a wealthy society family, reduced to living in servants' quarters and teaching their children without pay.

For each half-unit below this minimum, allowable ski length in relation to a jumper's height is reduced by 2percentt.

We evaluated puma (Puma concolor) and culpeo fox (Pseudalopex culpaeus smithersi) occurrence in relation to a national park where livestock was reduced and hunting banned, and in relation to human presence and landscape features.

To evaluate insulin sensitivity (SI) in prepubertal twins and to examine the relation to reduced birth weight, prematurity, and peroxisome proliferator-activated receptor-γ (PPARγ) polymorphism.

The answer to the question regarding liquid sipping to aid swallowing dry food was the one mostly significant complaint in relation to reduced stimulated saliva flow rate.

Because sustained weight loss is not common, epidemiologic data have been sparse on the benefits of weight loss in relation to reduced risk of breast cancer.

A potential explanation for the lower fats and oils and meat intakes among older adults is the decline in digestive function and energy requirements that occur with aging in relation to reduced physical activity [ 27, 28].

UAT essentially stopped in the USA in 1996, as evidence emerged in relation to reducing vertical transmission of the HIV virus from a pregnant mother to the fetus through the use of antiviral medicine.

Multifactorial interventions, which require an individually tailored approach, have been shown in a meta-analysis to reduce the rate of falls [ 4] but there remains uncertainty in relation to reducing the number of those that fall [ 8].