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Cervical cancer was once the leading cancer killer of women in the United States, but deaths have been dramatically reduced in the last 50 years as a result of pap smears.

Access to education and advice has been dramatically reduced in recent years: tuition fees have trebled, the careers service and education maintenance allowance has been axed, the student loan stock is being sold off and the funding pot for disadvantaged students is set to be halved.

Amazingly, we found that the common clones from 1994 had been dramatically reduced in frequency, and that they were also more susceptible to infection.

"There are more than 4000 people living with MS in Northern Ireland - one of the highest rates in the world - and yet MS services have been dramatically reduced in recent months causing serious distress for local families," she added.

The hyomandibula, now a bone built from a cartilaginous template, has been dramatically reduced in size and has moved away from the upper jaw into the middle ear, where it eventually becomes involved in detecting vibrations (sound waves) (Brazeau and Ahlberg 2006).

The glaciers of the park have been dramatically reduced in size in the late 20th and early 21st centuries.

These problems are dramatically reduced in nanofluids.

TLR7 expression and activation by a TLR7 agonist were dramatically reduced in B cells from IFNAR2-/ mice.

In contrast, utero-ovarian weights were dramatically reduced in db/db groups relative to +/? indices.

As illustrated in Fig. 1a, CD141+ cDC1s are rare in the BM but are dramatically reduced in BC and PDAC patients.

These latent heat fluxes are dramatically reduced in typical PV installations, leading to greater sensible heat fluxes (red arrows).