Sentence examples for as a reduction in the number from inspiring English sources

Bankers said yesterday that senior executives at the firm were considering more staff cuts as well as a reduction in the number of stocks that the firm covers.

But the Labour mayor told his first mayoral question time last week that he now backed the project, with certain conditions, such as a reduction in the number of times it is closed for private fundraising events.

That might seem a strange distinction to a layman, but in the argot elimination is defined as a reduction in the number of cases in a population to below one per 10,000 people; eradication implies that no cases exist at all.

Application of a reflux allows a 25% reduction of the total liquid flow through the system by reduction of the wash feed as well as a reduction in the number of stages from 12 to 11.

After treatment with Endo H and PNGase F, the broad band of Zera-Xyl showed a mobility shift as well as a reduction in the number of electrophoretic bands (Figure 3, lanes 1 3).

As in the animals examined at stages 14 or 18 (Fig. 7), antennal nerves were somewhat smaller in diameter, but we did not see overt signs of cytotoxicity, such as a reduction in the number of glial cells or AL neurons.

RAF Uxbridge closed on 31 March 2010 as part of a reduction in the number of Ministry of Defence properties in the Greater London area.

In the model, each control campaign contributed to a reduction in the number of rabies cases as well as a reduction in the speed of disease spread.

Dr Gotzsche described the NHS statement that screening led to a reduction in the number of mastectomies as "misleading".

She pointed to agency statistics showing a 23percentt reduction in juvenile delinquency arrests, along with a movement toward smaller facilities and a reduction in the number of prison beds, as evidence of the department's progress in reshaping the system.

But it has not seen a reduction in the number of people who register themselves as professional matadors.