Early drafts seen by ministers say wealth inequality has deepened, with the rungs on the ladder having grown further apart, reducing social mobility.
Norway, the world's leading salmon producer, eventually decided to spread salmon farms farther apart, reducing stress on the fish, and responded to criticism of high antibiotic use with stronger regulations and the development of vaccines.
The sense of the West and its people as a world apart, reduced to a cardboard fantasy by Easterners who had never been there, and the parallel hunger of Westerners, like Stegner himself, to drink in the Eastern culture that they had missed in childhood were ideas that came in and out of the discussions.
They often got tangled in themselves, clogged fuel pumps, and often broke apart, reducing their ability to suppress fires.
Fences spaced 7 h apart reduced sand flux for the entire area by 78%, and 86% for the area ≥27 h.
Ultraviolet radiation from the Sun breaks water molecules apart, reducing the amount of water available to form noctilucent clouds.
In long-term studies (24 h), three consecutive doses of the cAMP-elevating drugs administered 4 h apart, reduced changes induced by PGJ2.
In a cluster randomized trial in The Gambia, AZ MDA given in 3 doses (20 mg/kg) 7 days apart reduced malaria rates by half when measured at 1 time point in children 5 14 years of age (9 ).
From early studies, it became clear that double skin testing, that is, skin testing on each forearm 4 weeks apart, reduced the apparent risk of allergy or hypersensitivity to a very small percentage.
However, a single exposure to ultrasound for 60 s reduced LC50 to about 9 μ M and two further applications of ultrasound 24 h apart reduced LC50 by 80-fold to about 1.2 μ M. LC50 of nonmalignant skin cells was not significantly altered (>50 μ M in all cases).
