Sentence examples for universal reduction from inspiring English sources

We suggest that, while 5-HT neurotransmission tends to remain stable over time, from childhood to adulthood [40], experience, brain maturation and/or environmental support play a major role in the near universal reduction in frequency of physical aggression with age, even in the most delinquent males [5].

However, universal reduction of transmission should first be achieved which requires increased capability and funding within governmental systems, and continued support from the Global Fund, UNICEF and many non-governmental organisations, to scale up existing available interventions and evaluate their effectiveness.

Blood samples showed universal reduction in global DNA methylation.

In our study, MV with heliox did not result in a universal reduction of air-trapping as defined by the relative ΔEELV.

Several explanations for the non-universal reduction in relative ΔEELV may be proposed.

The LOS and LUIC models also included dummy variables for the operation year to exclude bias from the universal annual reduction in LOS and LUIC and annual decrease in total volume of low-volume hospitals.

Objective: A policy of universal leukocyte reduction of the blood supply in Finland was implemented at the beginning of 2003.

Therefore, we try to recover some lost data based on the correlation between the compressed signal and the coding error, and introduce a novel and universal artifact reduction method.

Table 1 lists the advantages of universal leukocyte reduction.

Many first world countries have adopted a universal leucocyte reduction (ULR) policy as filtered RBC products are believed to limit febrile nonhaemolytic transfusion reactions, prevent cytomegalovirus (CMV) transmission via transfusion, reduce postoperative infections, and reduce plasma haemolysis concentrations.

A prognostic model for the ADA criteria consisting of age and BMI at booking had the greatest sensitivity for detection of cases, 93%, and would be the most efficient in reducing the number of OGTTs that would need to be performed compared with universal screening (reduction of 27%).