Sentence examples for substantially reduced incidence from inspiring English sources

In that study a substantially reduced incidence of contralateral new primary breast tumors was reported.

One primary prevention trial in the USA found that tamoxifen substantially reduced incidence of ER+ tumours but had no such effect on ER− (Fisher et al, 1998).

All European countries with routine MnC vaccination programs have substantially reduced incidence of MnC disease, particularly those that implemented a program that included vaccination of an adolescent group.

As such, there is a need for less toxic transplantation regimens which have a substantially reduced incidence of GVHD, do not require long-term immune suppression, and allow for early additional immune interventions.

Consequently, a well designed prospective randomised trial to test whether pregnant patients who have successfully controlled their periodontal disease may eventually have a substantially reduced incidence of preterm birth would be of interest.

Some well-designed observational studies fail to corroborate increased CV risk with NSAIDs and suggest that long-term treatment with NSAIDs or coxibs is associated with a substantially reduced incidence of CV events and all-cause mortality perhaps linked to increased activity with adequate pain relief [ 7, 8].

The inclusion of Magnesium Sulphate (MgSO4) as a gold standard in the treatment of eclampsia has substantially reduced incidences of repeated fits, eclamptic morbidity and deaths.

The updated 2030 Strategic Goal of the Malaria Vaccine Technology Roadmap now calls for development of vaccines which reduce transmission, thereby substantially reducing incidence and enabling elimination in multiple settings4.

A multi-factorial conceptualization of sexual assault suggests that only the development of global preventive approaches, targeting personal, family as well as societal norms that influence the risk of assault, may substantially reduce incidence and prevalence rates [ 119, 120].

Plasmodium knowlesi is the most common cause of malaria in East Malaysia, and the incidence of disease is increasing despite intensive control efforts that have substantially reduced the incidence of P. falciparum and P. vivax malaria in Malaysia (1 – 3 ).

A simple protocol substantially reduced the incidence of EK and was easily achieved in clinical practice.