Sentence examples for the reduced incidence from inspiring English sources

As stated previously, it is possible that the reduced incidence reported here is a result of the relatively short duration of follow-up and potentially incomplete records.

The reduced incidence amongst South Asians has been associated with religion, differences in diet, reduced vitamin D levels and early-life sun exposure [ 48, 49].

Ben et al. also confirmed the reduced incidence of pancreatic cancer in patients with blood group 0 in their cohort study of 1431 Han Chinese patients [ 10].

The aim of the present study was to investigate the reduced incidence for initial, repeated, or severe suicide attempts with age in suicide victims and controls by gender.

Immunosuppressive effect MTX, an immunosuppressive agent, reduced the apparent clearance of infliximab likely due to the reduced incidence of anti-infliximab formation.

The reduced incidence of bone fracture by alendronate was suggested to reduce the pain.

This may indicate that the reduced incidence of asthma in the intervention cohort was not a consequence of reduced parental smoking per se.

Owing to the reduced incidence of cervical cancer, the predictive value of a positive screening may be reduced and the proportion of false-positive results could increase.

The reduced incidence of breast cancer with tamoxifen did not translate into a reduction in breast cancer specific deaths (31 tamoxifen versus 26 placebo) the researchers found.

Dr. Sprung speculated the reduced incidence may be related to the fact that regional anesthesia is actually more effective than general anesthesia in blocking stress hormones that are normally produced by a mother during labor and delivery.

Improvement in the prevention and treatment of coronary artery disease and cardiac arrhythmias has also contributed to the reduced incidence of ventricular arrhythmias in sudden cardiac death.