Sentence examples for relevant in decreasing from inspiring English sources

As shown in the Veterans Affairs Diabetes Trial (VADT) (4), although a comparison of intensive versus standard therapy did not reveal significant effects on either death rate or microvascular complications, strict glycemic control seems to be relevant in decreasing the conversion from normo- to micro- or macroalbuminuria.

This shows that reducing the power consumption of NFC plays a relevant role in decreasing the battery drain of the RFID-Reader (e.g., smart phone).

In conclusion, ECSOD has a relevant role in decreasing ONOO- formation in the renal artery during early sepsis development, which can be an important step in the preservation of renal blood flow.

The sustained use of rat traps in poor communities through an integrated approach to rodent control that involves ministries of health, community members, non-governmental organisations and other relevant stakeholders could assist in decreasing the double health burden caused by exposure to toxic pesticides and rodent-borne diseases.

What are the evaluation questions to assess interventions that are relevant and are having an impact in decreasing inequity, are achieving equitable results for children, and are efficient and sustainable?

In decreasing order, the most relevant features were cereals, milk, and meat.

" Brachyspira hampsonii", discovered in North America in 2010 associated with dysentery-like illness, is an economically relevant swine pathogen resulting in decreased feed efficiency and increased morbidity, mortality and medication usage.

Therapeutic options that provide a complete eradication of HSV-2 including suppression of genital inflammation may be more relevant for decreasing HIV transmission in high HSV-2 prevalent regions.

Similarly, in utero and early postnatal exposure of mice to environmentally relevant levels of arsenic resulted in decreased total collagen in the airway adventitia and increased smooth muscle surrounding the airway at 28 days of age (Lantz et al. 2009).

This is particularly relevant in terms of decreasing the stigma associated with obesity.

Another possible mechanism of neurotoxicity may be relevant to a decreasing trend in total T4 levels in people living in the general environment (Koopman-Esseboom et al. 1994; Nagayama et al. 1998).