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The family support smoothes the acceptance of surgery, with a consequent decrease in the anxiety and stress generated at the moment of surgery indication.
A consequent decrease in intestinal motility also occurs with lower water intake, reduction of muscle tone and elasticity, and lower calorie and fiber intake in the diet.
We combat monopolies because they reduce the supply of goods, with a consequent decrease in prosperity, and the same applies to the media market.
In humans, the increase in the sympathetic activity in pathological situations such as arterial hypertension,many times associated to endothelial dysfunction, with a consequent decrease in the eNOS activity.
This finding might be explained by the reduction in peripheral perfusion during CPB, with a consequent decrease in renal perfusion, and by the reduction in plasma clearance of the drug.
Furthermore, expenditure incurred for the aid for bananas was lower because the favourable market conditions led to an increase in the prices of bananas and to a consequent decrease in the rate of aid.
Alveolar collapse causes a loss in pulmonary volume with a consequent decrease in functional residual capacity and lung compliance, especially in gravity-dependent pulmonary regions.
However, previous studies have shown that younger individuals can benefit even more from the vaccination against the Influenza virus, with a consequent decrease in or significant prevention of deaths.
One of the effects of chemotherapy is the induction of amenorrhea, with a consequent decrease in production of estrogen, which should cause bone changes similar to those presented in patients with osteoporosis.
In the lungs, abnormalities in ionic transport promote a reduction in mucosal secretions,an increase in viscosity of these secretions and a consequent decrease in mucociliary clearance.
The response to surgical trauma can trigger the onset orworsening of malnutrition, with a consequent decrease in the quality of immune response, inefficient wound healing, and the appearance of infections.
At the hypertrophic stage of heart development, ventricular cardiomyocytes increase in size due to increased synthesis of contractile proteins andalso to decrease in DNA synthesis with a consequent decrease in cell proliferation.
Most patients undergoing thoracotomy complain of pain,which is responsible for shallow breathing, with a consequent decrease in lung volumes and capacities, as well as secretion retention and atelectasis.
This study showed that, with the implementation of clinical and hematological criteria, as well as CRP measurements proposed by ANVISA, there was a reduction in the diagnosis andreporting of early-onset sepsis, with a consequent decrease in the use of antimicrobials.
Some studies recommended the addition of local anesthetics aiming at a better cellular membrane stabilization, with a consequent decreased electrical activity and reperfusion arrhythmias; however, its use remains controversial 4-11.
In addition, caution should be taken when pixantrone is continuously co-administered with efflux transport inducers such as rifampicin, carbamazepin and glucocorticoids,as pixantrone excretion might be increased with a consequent decrease of systemic exposure.
Then we would be obligated to lower taxation in our own country with a consequent decrease in tax revenue, but in either case the consumption of alcohol will increase. In other words, there is quite a significant double-edged problem.
The main objective of the thrombolytic drugs is to restore blood flow in the affected area as early as possible, with a consequent decrease in ischemia and limitation of the neurological injury.
If not controlled,it can lead to increased heart disease incidence and a consequent decrease in life expectancy. Thus, early detection is essential for children at higher risk for the development of obesity, so that effective control measures can be taken to achieve a more favorable prognosis in the long term.
The educational prevention programs aim at an early identification of diseases,a health care awareness and a consequent decrease in treatment costs for the health systems.
It is believed that bronchodilators produce dilation of the small airways, with a consequent decrease in air trapping, which results in increased muscle strength, reduced dyspnea, and improved exercise tolerance in patients with COPD.
The structuring of the services provided by the RRT, with the establishment of routine visits to critically ill hospitalized patients,may have contributed to the increased feeling of safety by the inpatient unit teams because of the increased presence of the intensive care physician, with a consequent decrease in the number of service requests.
Note that a decrease in the mean of compulsive overeating accompanies an increase in the number of meals, and a consequent decrease of intervals between meals, an effect that is visible in Subphase 3.1, when the variables were applied to control the regular mealtimes' response.
Thus, in face of the role of the institution in what concerns the safety climate, it is necessary that administrators turn their eyes to this issue, implementing safety programs, improving the employer-employee relationship andpreventing accidents at work with a consequent decrease in costs with compensation, fall in absenteeism and a better quality of life at work.
Chronic pain may involve changes in the functional state and predispose affected individuals to a more sedentary lifestyle.This can result in less muscular work and a consequent decrease in tropism that can lead to peripheral muscle weakness over time, which compromises functional capacity, as observed in this study, in which the HS was related to 6MWD.
The 2006 budget's appropriations were under-implemented, mainly, for the tobacco premiums because of the reduction in the production of tobacco compared to the quantity retained in the 2006 budget andfor the compensatory aid for bananas because favourable market conditions led to an increase in market prices and a consequent decrease in the compensatory rate of aid.
In addition, progesterone can cause a type of chemoreceptor resetting that results in a slight increase in PaO2 and a consequent decrease in PaCO2, leading to a state of compensated respiratory alkalosis.
The inevitable comparison between the reduction on risk observed among individuals with a deficit of PCSK9 expression/function and the individuals evaluated in large studies with statins for 5 years similar LDL-C decrease between the two groups with marked lower risk in patients with the genetic alteration, has led to the development of different strategies to silence this serin protease and thus,increase LDLR levels in the liver, with a consequent decrease of circulating LDL-C levels.
In addition, sternal instability and the consequent decrease in diaphragmatic motion also lead to a decrease in volumes.
Consequent decrease in efficacy in these patients cannot be excluded on current data.