Sentence examples for relation to reductions from inspiring English sources

The costs of delivering the DESMOND programme and its effects on health related quality of life, particularly in relation to reductions in weight and smoking, will accrue over the long term, and, therefore, an analysis using only the 12 month outcomes from our previous trial would be inappropriate.

On 3 May, the board of governors approved proposals from the senior staff of the university to commence consultation with the trade unions in relation to reductions of up to 171 posts.

In the United States, trust has increased over time in relation to reductions in the perceived level of racial inequality.

Despite this, it appears communes that had local counterparts (or champions) and which targeted high priority injury causes delivered better outcomes in relation to reductions in injury morbidity.

Some people respond better than others to aerobic exercise interventions in relation to reductions in body fat, improved fitness and changes in metabolic parameters.

This was reinforced by the view that the introduction of external systems of performance measurement and monitoring had yielded improvements in several areas, most notably in relation to reductions in hospital acquired infection rates.

So, there is no straightforward relation to reduction methods commonly used in biochemistry such as the quasi steady state (QSS) approximation or the quasi equilibrium (QE) assumption.

The recently published ACCORD, ADVANCE, and VADT studies show no benefit in relation to reduction in cardiovascular disease risk with improvements in glycemic control.

Furthermore, self-efficacy in relation to reduction in pain and increase in function and quality of life using a 100 mm VAS with terminal descriptors of 'very unsure' and 'very sure' will be used in this study.

Improvements and significant treatment effects were reported in relation to reduction in symptoms of inattention and hyperactivity/impulsivity and improvement for the span-board task, working memory deficits, response inhibition, and complex reasoning [ 25].

Similar effects have been described in relation to reduction of fast K+ conductances in animal studies utilizing 4-aminopyridine (Baker et al., 1987), a blocker of fast K+ channels.