Sentence examples for consequences of reductions from inspiring English sources
Most significantly, it noted that risks to growth had "diminished since last fall," an important assertion because the Fed has been trying in part to shield the economy from the consequences of reductions in federal spending.
The expansion into the EOT used the equity-effectiveness loop framework that assesses the consequences of reductions in efficacy in disadvantaged populations [ 13].
Specialists stress the consequences of reductions that have occurred in everyday activity, such as walking, the time spent in sedentary pursuits and patterns of body weight in parent and child.
Increased performance or yield in crosses due to heterosis has long been of interest in plant and animal breeding (Hochholdinger and Hoecker 2007; Lippman and Zamir 2007; Chen 2010), but its value for studying the causes and consequences of reductions in effective population sizes in natural populations has been underappreciated.
Owing to the relative preservation of cholinergic function in the spinal cord and NMJ, we were able to show that one of the consequences of reduction of VAChT expression in the forebrain, and consequent reduction of ACh release, is hyperactivity.
To measure the land use consequences of reduction in food consumption due to ethanol production, following Hertel et al. [17], we developed an experiment which assumes food consumption is fixed everywhere across the world in the presence of irrigation constraints.
In order to gain some insight in this loss of efficiency observed in Figures 2 and 3, we studied the response when GSD and GSD + MA are carried out after 0, 1, 2 and 3 previous generations with random mating and no selection in order to evaluate the consequences of reduction of linkage disequilibrium between SNP and QTL in a no selection scenario.
At the same time, Air Force officials bemoaned a lack of preparedness that they felt was a consequence of reductions in flight practice and maintenance necessitated by the sequester cuts to military spending, and officials from a wide range of government-funded programs and agencies from the Meals on Wheels program for seniors to the National Park Service began to warn of looming problems.
In the case of physical activity programmes, savings of health service resources emerge as a consequence of reductions in inactivity-related diseases and mortality, leading to a lower utilisation of healthcare services and lower productivity losses [40].
According to Crain's Detroit Business, WSU officials said the increase is a consequence of reductions in state appropriations, which have declined 27.7percentt from 2002 to $183.3 million this year.
