Sentence examples for a reduction in head from inspiring English sources

Use of the cross-shaped rigid ISOFIX system illustrated a reduction in head and neck injury parameters, for both frontal and side impact conditions, in the absence and presence of CRS misuse.

Andrew Haldenby of the Conservative thinktank Reform has long made this case, but even he admits there will be human casualties: "Any programme of efficiencies will lead to a reduction in head count in the public sector, but this is not yet the stuff of political debate".

The Championship club said there would be a "reduction in head count" as they cut costs following relegation from the Premier League.

Chalkiness can be evaluated by indexes, including area of chalky endosperm (ACE), degree of chalky endosperm (DCE) and percentage of grains with chalkiness (PGWC) when it is associated with high level of damage to the kernel during milling, and thus to a reduction in head rice recovery (Del Rosario et al. 1968).

In a preliminary cross-sectional analysis of 223 out of 272 pregnancies, maternal urinary arsenic concentration (excluding arsenobetaine) was associated with a reduction in head circumference Z-score (Spearman correlation coefficient, rs = -0.08, p-value = 0.21) and a stronger association was observed among female fetuses at approximately 18 weeks of gestation (rs = - 0.21, p-value < 0.05).

deJong et al. [ 11] did not report head-dips, therefore, it is not possible to make a direct comparison on this variable, however, a reduction in head-dips is generally interpreted as an increase in anxiety [ 24], although it is an index of anxiety that is secondary to time-in-open and therefore provides less persuasive evidence of a significant change in anxiety.

Chris Rissel, professor of public health at the University of Sydney, has written that cycling numbers dropped after the helmet laws were introduced and any reduction in head injuries could be attributed to there being fewer cyclists on the road.

Our results support the view for an association between low in utero exposure to DDT and the anthropometric development of the fetus leading to a reduction in its head circumference, crown heel length, birth weight and birth height.

The presence of BMLs in the posterior regions was not significantly associated with a reduction in femoral head cartilage volume.

Blacksnakes also show a reduction in relative head size as a function of the duration of sympatry with cane toads (Phillips and Shine 2006).

A reduction in femoral head cartilage volume and the presence of cartilage defects have both been associated with radiographic hip OA and outcomes such as self-reported pain and disability [ 19, 21, 22].