But the reduction in returns for savers is huge.
But the reduction in servers may also mean poorer service.
But the reduction in government borrowing costs has done little to ease joblessness in many countries.
But the reduction in social controls has led to an increase in sectarian and ethnic tensions.
This point isn't often discussed in the debate about health insurance expansions, but the reduction in financial strain that we found was substantial.
The argument that the Olympic movement "might be better off if it were smaller" (editorial, July 17) is probably correct, but the reduction in size would not by itself solve problems like the use of drugs.
It is not easy to be sure exactly why pupil numbers should have shrunk in these schools for these particular year groups, but the reduction in the rolls of successful schools – eight of the schools with the largest falls in pupil numbers between years 8 and 11 are Ofsted-rated good or outstanding – in particular seems surprising.
"When asked for clarification about that, or to confirm that that was not the case, no such clarification was forthcoming, so not only do we have the uncertainty about the funding over six years, over four years – what that funding might be, even within four years – but the reduction in the funding, where's that burden going to fall?," said Piccoli, a National party minister.
There have been many recent approaches for reducing the computational complexity of the DCT transform, but the reduction in computational complexity comes at the cost of PSNR.
In the MT group, ALT and AST were significantly decreased, but the reduction in type I collagen was not significant (Fig. 6C).
But the reduction in larger insects hasn't so far caused a problem, as the fish are just eating more of the smaller insects.
