Sentence examples for setting to decrease from inspiring English sources

To evaluate the effectiveness of brief interventions in the primary health care setting to decrease alcohol consumption in non-alcoholic adult drinkers.

The aim of this study was to assess the efficacy of a preventative foot care programme, applied in a normal outpatient setting to decrease the incidence of foot ulcers in people with diabetes diagnosed as having neuropathy by neuropathy disability score (NDS), in relation to the severity of neuropathy based on the vibration perception threshold (VPT).

It also has an antishake setting to decrease the blur you might see in low-light photos.

Pediatric stewardship programs could in this setting focus on discontinuing antimicrobials appropriately and promoting local antibiograms in the proper clinical setting to decrease overall use of antimicrobials.

Axitinib is currently being examined in the adjuvant setting to decrease the recurrence risk for high-risk RCC patients after nephrectomy (NCT01599754).

At a roundtable discussion in London in June 2002, Professor Jean-Louis Vincent brought together five experts to discuss more effective implementation of five exciting new interventions in the ICU setting to decrease the unacceptable burden of mortality in patients with severe sepsis.

Besa's research suggests that a typical primary school ICT budget is likely fall to £13,380 in 2010-11, while secondary budgets are set to decrease to £62,970.

The Belgian has only started 37% of City's fixtures in the current campaign, a percentage that is set to decrease.

Indeed, memory chip makers' total capital spending this year is set to decrease by 2.6 percent to $12.3 billion, according to HMC Investment Securities.

The potential exists for further improvements and in EU the emissions of the average new car is set to decrease from 150 to 95 grams of CO2 per km by 2020.

According to a recent Office for National Statistics survey, the number of teenagers – defined as the 15-24 agroupoup – is set to decrease by 5 per cent during the next five years.