Sentence examples for disorder reduction from inspiring English sources

• Adds "reducing re-offending" to the statutory responsibilities of crime and disorder reduction partnerships.

Most of the cameras were inherited 15 years ago when money was made available for CCTV by the Labour government through crime and disorder reduction partnerships and all are in town centres.

David George, Cornwall's crime and disorder reduction officer, says the main users of images are the police who act either when a crime is reported to them in an area covered by a camera or when people monitoring spot crimes occurring.

The thrust of the Morgan report had been converted into a legal requirement to set up 376 crime and disorder reduction partnerships (CDRPs), spread across England and Wales, in which police were compelled to meet with their local social workers, teachers, housing officials and health workers to deliver crime reduction.

Since the early 1990s, 15 systematic reviews (excluding specific treatment modalities) have appeared in the peer-reviewed literature addressing musculoskeletal disorder reduction.

Since issues of mental health, substance use and disorder are so tightly coupled, we stress the importance of establishing a data-driven approach to crime and disorder reduction in areas of the city we term "hotspots of vulnerability".

Similarly, in studies of the prefrontal cortex of patients with schizophrenia and MDD (major depressive disorder), reductions in GS and GFAP expression have been reported (Steffek et al., 2008; Miguel-Hidalgo et al., 2010).

In fact, major success has already been achieved in the health field – notably on universal salt iodization (to prevent iodine deficiency disorders), reduction of iron-deficiency anaemia and fortification of locally produced wheat flour with iron and folic acid.

The time of onset of the early features, characterized by neuropsychiatric symptoms and seizures preceded by a median of 10 20 days, the onset of movement disorders, reduction in consciousness and dysautonomia.

However, in both affective disorders, reductions in complex I subunits were observed specifically in the cerebellum, with the depressed group demonstrating more consistent alterations.

In bipolar disorder a reduction in the expression level of mitochondrial genes, including those of the OXPHOS was observed in hippocampal and prefrontal postmortem specimens [35] [37], while an increase in complex I subunits NDUFV1 and NDUFV2 was observed in the parieto-occipital cortex [26].