Sentence examples for reported lessened from inspiring English sources

Results: At 6 months post partum about one quarter of all primiparous women reported lessened sexual sensation, worsened sexual satisfaction, and less ability to achieve orgasm, as compared with these parameters before they gave birth.

But the targeted intervention did help at the time: families who were given techniques  to teach their babies to sleep did report lessened infant sleep problems and maternal depression.

He said residents in those neighborhoods had reported a lessening of drug and gang activity, declines in public drinking, loitering and disorder in the schools and streets that were cleaner and had fewer abandoned buildings and cars.

Diameter of the pure SF fiber was previously reported to lessen with increase in blend [11, 21]; however, we did not observe a loss in diameter due to blending.

Two patients reported a lessening of pain and improvements in their general health after antiparasitic treatment.

Within both treatment groups patients reported a lessening of endocrine symptoms over time on treatment and during the post-trial treatment period.

22 We hypothesised that BMI and MMW would interact, such that the greater MMW reported would lessen the impact of obesity on markers of inflammation.

Both arms in this study reported a lessening of fatigue symptoms as measured using the FACIT-Fatigue instrument, however, the ETN + MTX arm showed a significantly larger reduction of fatigue symptoms after 16 weeks (8 points or 28% improvement) compared to the DMARD + MTX arm (3 points or 10.4% improvement).

Although most analysts expect the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates at their May 16 meeting, today's report lessens the chance of a half point increase.

Of note, >65% of patients reported that FBT lessened the interference of pain in their enjoyment of daily life and it also improved their general activity and sleep.

Although emotional disclosure can temporarily heighten distress, many individuals report a lessening of distress after disclosure.