Sentence examples for be further reduction from inspiring English sources

An additional positive side-effect may be further reduction of healthcare costs as ED sedation has shown to offer considerable savings, compared with theater-based management [6].

"On the ground it will mean a further reduction in hospital beds, and the amount of time patients stay in hospital will be cut, also domiciliary care packages are to be redesigned and there is to be further reduction in the number of staff filling in behind those who are off sick or perhaps retiring".

Furthermore, we expect that, as the technologies surrounding mobile phones, image sensors, and 3D printing continue to mature, there will be further reduction in cost and fabrication complexities of these newly emerging nanoscale measurement tools.

Councils said they were caught in an "impossible situation" as ministers had forced local authorities to pass on £500m in cuts when the scheme was introduced – and there would be further reductions in the discounts the poor received as town hall budgets were squeezed in the coming years.

"There will be further reductions and there may be increased charges, but these will be at the minimum level necessary to maintain our services".

There was further reduction in participation rates when blood sample consent was compared with blood pressure measurements, which occurred in the same survey nurse visit.

But when 1000 mg kg−1 OPLE was administered to diabetic rats for 12 weeks, there was further reduction, albeit not significant, of renal GSH (2.30 ± 0.15 nmols mg−1 protein vs. 2.93 ± 0.28 nmols mg−1 renal GSH in DC rats).

59, 60 In these studies, there was further reduction of LDL-C relative to monotherapy with gemfibrozil, while the triglyceride lowering effect of the fibrate did not appear significantly impaired.

"The gas reserves should last long enough to get through the remaining part of winter unless there are further reductions in gas," Mr. Staffolani said.

"This is one pollution problem that we have solved in our area, thanks in large measure to cleaner cars and better fuel," said Jane M. Kenny, regional administrator with the E.P.A. "Our goal now is further reductions of smog, soot and toxic air pollutants in our urban air".

Between months six and twelve, there were further reductions in unmet need for more impaired veterans.