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For example, there have been considerable reductions in the number of active vessels and entities holding quota share in the Alaska Halibut and Sablefish and the Mid-Atlantic Surfclam and Ocean Quahog catch share programs.

Though there have been considerable reductions in both short and long term unemployment since 2005, the Hartz IV system has been criticized for stifling competition, subsidizing low wages, and creating a permanent class of state dependents.

There have been considerable reductions in performance in the replication of some tools, therefore limiting our ability to draw conclusions about many tools reviewed.

Though there has been considerable reduction in the use of timber particularly, in the government sector; in railways, building construction etc due to popularisation of substitutes, like plastics, iron and concrete, the population of the country has grown by more than 50% during this period, resulting in over all increase of the requirement.

The results were considerable reductions in the concentration of smoke and SO2 (Wilkins 1954; Fig.  1).

"Experience from Northern Ireland, the examples of Britain in 1927, conclusions by the committee on standards in public life all suggest there would be considerable reduction in the number affiliated.

It was observed that the use of PME as fuel reduces carbon monoxide to an extent of 8.2% compared to diesel at the same time HC reduced by 8.9% also there is considerable reduction in oxides of nitrogen.

Results indicate that there is considerable reduction in mechanical properties due to corrosion, which is attributed to a combined effect of hydrogen embrittlement, changes in element composition, grain size and phase composition, and the residual stress concentration at corrosion pits.

There was considerable reduction in C/N ratio of the substrates at the end of decomposition due to loss in carbon.

From Figure?6 it might be observed that there was considerable reduction in amino acid content of the plant exposed to untreated effluent, i.e. approximately 43% for effluent 1, 11% for effluent 2 and 7% for effluent 3. Interestingly, amino acid content for the plant exposed to treated effluent 3 was more than that of the control which might be due to the presence of macro- and micro-nutrients.

There was considerable reduction in UCH L1 RNA and protein levels in the 293T (Figure 1A) and KR4 cell lines (Figure 1B) expressing UCH L1 but not GFP siRNA.