Sentence examples for been a drastic reduction from inspiring English sources

There has also been a drastic reduction in doses of the progestins — synthetic progesterone — in oral contraceptives.

There has been a drastic reduction in the extent and thickness of ice during the Arctic summer in recent years, and the Northeast Passage for centuries an obsession of explorers, often with fatal results could soon become an everyday part of merchant shipping.

There has been a drastic reduction in the extent and thickness of ice during the Arctic summer in recent years, and the Northeast Passage — for centuries an obsession of explorers, often with fatal results — could soon become an everyday part of merchant shipping.

In cases where the taxi service industry has been successfully challenged by a minibus company, the effects have been a drastic reduction in the taxi industry.

The results depicted in Fig. 4 show that although there has been a drastic reduction in state information (refer to Table 1), the coordinated, distributed algorithm is able to provide a good approximation of the optimal solution.

The industrial benefits deriving from the use of the proposed monitoring system have been a drastic reduction of the number of samples that need to be analyzed by the lab, prompter adjustment of the processing recipe with consequent reduction of the total processing time, and improved capability to plan the production.

In addition there will be a drastic reduction in the scope of the primary curriculum.

A more plausible route to sustained recovery would be a drastic reduction in the U.S. trade deficit, which soared at the same time the housing bubble was inflating.

Warning that employers "will suffer a steep rise in labor costs," the Korean Chamber of Commerce and Industry said the impact would be a drastic reduction in growth.

But scientists said this approach has never worked because fishing efforts are simply intensified in other seasons, and that the only solution is a drastic reduction in fishing.

One incentive could be a drastic reduction in, or even elimination of, taxes paid by clinics and groups structured along these lines.