Sentence examples for trials at reducing from inspiring English sources
Vorinostat, the first FDA approved HDACi, is already in use for select neoplasms, and other more selective HDACi show promising efficacy in early trials at reducing cell growth and increasing apoptosis (Witt et al., 2009).
The distinguished epidemiologist Lawrence Green, for example, has pointed out that several thousand controlled trials aimed at reducing tobacco use through individual behavior change had only marginal effects.
This observation is a helpful comparator for control groups in interventional trials aimed at reducing BSI.
Most trials aiming at reducing mortality in CKF failed to meet the primary end point [ 7].
Table 1 lists a selection of primary papers from trials aimed at reducing PMTCT of HIV and summarizes their methods for unadjusted and adjusted analysis.
This pilot study demonstrates the feasibility and practicality of clinical trials aimed at reducing diet-related biochemical risk markers for colon cancer.
Before advocating trials aimed at reducing SED-time in this population, however, it is important first to elucidate whether this association is independent of sleep duration, which might confound the association with metabolic risk [ 13].
Results from clinical trials aimed at reducing Aβ burden indicate that by the time patients are diagnosed with clinical AD the likelihood of successful treatment has greatly diminished [ 3, 9].
Moreover, the hippocampal volume and temporal Aβ deposition provided independent contributions to memory deficits, suggesting that both factors should be independently targeted in therapeutic trials aimed at reducing cognitive decline [ 64].
The study was nested in a clinical trial aimed at reducing musculoskeletal pain and pain-related fear of movement (kinesiophobia).
To describe the design and baseline population characteristics of an adapted lifestyle intervention trial aimed at reducing weight and increasing physical activity in people of Indian and Pakistani origin at high risk of developing type 2 diabetes.
