Sentence examples for success of reducing from inspiring English sources

To design an optical system for detecting autofluorescence (AF) of bladder tumors and to determine the success of reducing the false-positive rate of 5-aminolevulinic acid-induced fluorescence endoscopy (AFE).

The NSSI questions included current and past activity, method of NSSI, level of pain, reason why, age of first NSSI, help seeking behaviour, level and frequency of medical treatment, and intention and success of reducing or stopping NSSI.

It would appear that if intraorgan fat mass is not greatly elevated, there is a substantially greater chance of success of reducing it below the threshold level for diabetes for the individual.

It was concluded that the success of reduced processing decision support systems amongst less-experienced operators is significantly dependent upon their understanding of the relative value of key features associated with the decision-making process.

The review considers the questions from many aspects including clinical success, effects of reducing cariogenic bacteria, possibility of hardening softened dentin, and likelihood of generating tertiary dentin.

Dr. Michael Schärer, Head of the Water Body Protection Section at the Swiss Federal Office of the Environment in Berne, presented an outstanding example of knowledge brokering and transfer: the recent success story of reducing micropollutant loads in rivers of Switzerland by improving wastewater treatment nationwide.

Results from previous studies of cessation/reduction suggested success rates of reducing smoking of 50% in the Active treatment group and 30% in the Placebo group.

It is also possible that the number of out-of-home activities per student represents a substantial reduction from "normal" behavior, and thus the school closures could be considered a "qualified success" in terms of reducing student contacts.

"Success has a way of reducing your target set," one officer said.

This is a benefit to the public of nearly $90 billion for each year of success in reducing the number of high school dropouts by 700,000 — or something close to $1 trillion after 11 years.

There was little evidence of success in reducing the presence of mice as measured by bait consumption.