Sentence examples for a reduction in use from inspiring English sources

"This is one policy which for 40 years has resulted in a reduction in use of force incidents and injuries to officers, so it's a win-win situation," said Wexler.

The most recent preliminary government report indicates a reduction in bacterial resistance to about 14percentt, which may be attributed to a reduction in use as processors and purchasers turn away from it.

This enabled an additional outcome where many patients reported a reduction in use of acute medicines.

Deception Detection theory suggests a reduction in use of first person singular pronoun by those attempting to deceive; as a means of distancing self from deceptionr.

"However, use of GM-based Bt resistance to pest insects would not have advanced so dramatically without advantages, not least a reduction in use of insecticides against the target lepidopterous insect larvae".

Using a pre/posttest design, participants (N = 52) whose complex care was managed by an interprofessional team reported an increase in self-care behaviors, better health-related quality of life, improved physiologic outcomes, and a reduction in use of emergency and acute care services.

Their scheduler is able to achieve a reduction in used energy of up to 80% at the cost of longer transmission times.

One recent study in Rialto showed an 80percentt drop in the number of complaints against officers during a year-long pilot program, as well as a reduction in use-of-force incidents from 60 to just 25 year over year.

That could mean huge cuts in energy and water use, as well as a reduction in the use of toxic materials for construction.

The large increase in use of VCZ seems to correlate with a reduction in FCZ use in 2003.

In the coagulopathic subgroup a significant reduction in RBC and FFP use and a trend to a reduction in platelet use was reported at 48 hours [ 58].