We anticipate further generations of the IBC array and that future aggregation of large cohorts and studies with similar disease traits will become commonplace, affording significant cost reductions and increased power to detect effects of modest size.
While dose reductions are commonplace for the vast majority of anticancer drugs utilised in infants and very young children, with reduced dosing regimens commonly defined as being applicable below a specific age or body weight, these dose reductions are largely defined for children between 3 and 12 months of age [5].
Here's a telling passage from this Sunday's Times Magazine story on "selective reduction" — the increasingly commonplace practice whereby twin pregnancies are "reduced" to single babies via abortion: Dr. Mark Evans, an obstetrician and geneticist, was among the first to reduce a pregnancy.
By 1918, single-reduction gearing was commonplace.
Brokers agree that price reductions have become almost commonplace in some developments and even in resales in established co-ops.
The polar bears of the Arctic, where unusual extremes of temperature have become commonplace, are having to live with reductions in sea ice, which makes it difficult to hunt seals - a phenomenon that, expert say, could lead to their extinction.
Inter- or cross-disciplinary studies in volcanic areas are becoming more commonplace as ways of improving disaster risk reduction are sought (e.g. Gregg et al. [2004]; Ricci et al. [2013]; Donovan [2010]; Gaillard [2008]; Haynes et al. [2008]).
As SAFTs become more commonplace we will see a decrease in the number of ICOs for pre-product, pre-network businesses and, as a result, the reduction in speculative token sales.
The first paper explains how reduction-oxidation, or redox, signaling – which is commonplace inside cells – affects the activity of specific enzymes, and how certain enzymes' redox-specific processes could be harnessed for targeted drug design.
Reductions in the budget of 40% to 60% are commonplace in many companies already this year.
