Sentence examples for the reduction in the severity from inspiring English sources

We attribute the reduction in the severity of hydrogen-induced intergranular embrittlement to the higher fraction of special grain boundaries, where the degree of hydrogen segregation at these boundaries is reduced.

The reduction in the severity and duration of these symptoms may also be clinically relevant, although the small sample size precluded the calculation of a statistically significant benefit.

The reduction in the severity of nasal, ocular, and bronchial symptoms during the first season on SLIT (relative to the preceding grass pollen season) suggested that this treatment was associated with clinical benefit (Table 4).

In younger patients, the reduction in the severity of CKD will be greatest in women; in older patients, the increase in the severity of CKD will be greatest in men.

It is unlikely that our patients showed a response due to treatment of a concurrent psychotic illness, but instead benefited from the reduction in the severity of their personality disorder.

Each of these was measured using the CAARMS, 15 which provided the data for our primary analyses examining the effect on time to transition to psychosis, the reduction in the severity of psychotic symptoms, and the reduction in distress caused by psychotic symptoms.

The reduction in the perceived severity of vaccine-preventable diseases may be explained by the fact that cases are increasingly rare, and this may provoke debate on the need to vaccinate.

The most noticeable benefit for the participants was the reduction in the number and severity of exacerbations with six participants free from exacerbations of pain at the end of the study (Table 2 and Figs 1 and 2).

However, no study has investigated whether or not the increase in the degree of olisthesis during axial loading correlates with the reduction in the dural sac size and affects the severity of clinical symptoms in patients with DS.

We suspect that our observed reduction in apoptosis is not directly related to MCP actions on galectin-3 but simply reflects the reduction in disease severity with the modified pectin leading to less remodelling being required; in this case, decreased early proliferation might generate less 'unwanted' cells that need to be deleted by apoptosis later.

These results suggest that, for younger individuals, most of the benefit of HZ vaccination resulted from the reduction of HZ incidence, whereas for older individuals, much of the benefit resulted from the reduction in disease severity and the incidence of PHN incidence.