Sentence examples for a reduction in usage from inspiring English sources

TMPPS experiencing the greatest increases in adoption have been automatic take-offs, the internet, breeding technologies, and USDA certified organic production; recombinant bovine somatotropin experienced a reduction in usage between 2005 and 2010.

Secondly, if tariffs are used as unit costs when no other opportunity costs are available -as in our case- costs can be overestimated (by approximately 20%, as reported in United Kingdom)[ 27] or underestimated (as in Germany, where tariffs appear to include incentives for a reduction in usage and are therefore lower than opportunity costs)[ 26].

Similarly, in a before/after prospective cohort trial in an Australian university-affiliated hospital's intensive care unit (ICU), the use of a CDSS was associated with a reduction in antibiotic usage and patterns of use more consistent with clinical guidelines [ 24].

In most cases, the general pattern is a reduction in the usage of the distal 3' splice sites that generate a smaller transcript and an increase in the usage of the proximal 3' splice sites in sr45-1 compared to WT.

Additionally, it can provide ethical benefits in the pre-clinical setting through a reduction in animal usage by allowing intensive serial sample collection from the same animals.

Regarding the ISM band, by removing the AGC noise from the spectrogram we have demonstrated a reduction in spectrum usage of around 40% as when compared with energy detection using the ITU recommended threshold.

Experiments showed a reduction in pesticide usage of about 34.5% by means of variable-rate technology (41.3, 25.6 and 36.5, respectively for the top, middle, and bottom sections of tree canopy).

The empirical data supports the latter inference, i.e., reduction of AUA codons leads to a reduction in methionine usage in the genome (Fig. 1).

The stabilization and improvements in microvascular complications were observed in the context of a reduction in medication usage in all three groups.

Studies have described how a reduction in antibiotic usage carries a parallel decrease in resistance [ 26, 27].

We observed a tendency to a reduction in the usage frequency of IGHV1-69 and IGHV3-7 (Fig.  5a and b).