Sentence examples for safely lower from inspiring English sources
People whose "bad" cholesterol and risk of future heart disease stay too high despite cholesterol-lowering statin therapy can safely lower it by adding a drug that mimics the action of thyroid hormone.
We determined that we needed to perform this correction about every 1,920 bits to safely lower the probability of bit errors to a very low level since we did not implement any error correction codes.
The mission of the program is: "better health, less spending". CERC brings together individuals with backgrounds in medicine, industrial engineering, and management and social sciences in an effort to create innovative healthcare delivery models that safely lower per capita spending while maintaining or improving health outcomes and patient experience.
BCG appears to switch the immune system of T1Ds from high oxidative phosphorylation to augmented early aerobic glycolysis, a systemic metabolic shift that occurs gradually and allows cells to consume in a regulated fashion large amounts of glucose to safely lower hyperglycemia to near normal levels.
By about 8 50, rescue personnel were able to safely lower the man to the ground using a rope and rigging system, he said.
Additionally, here's surefire way you can effectively and safely lower your risk of getting a nasty bug ― and it's free: Scrub those hands.
Is there a limit to how low LDL can be safely lowered?
The initiative had the single aim of safely lowering the rate of preterm birth.
It can be quickly and safely lowered by reducing proteins, especially red meat, and taking B vitamins and folic acid, which are found in leafy vegetables, whole grains and virtually all multivitamin tablets.
Modern and sustainable logging techniques have helped smallholders to harvest wood safely, lowering the negative environmental impact and ensuring there's no damage to neighbouring properties when trees are felled.
The reasoning was that housing prices always go up; therefore, lending standards could be safely lowered.
