Sentence examples for estimates reduction from inspiring English sources

Removal of data for three, four, and five years before the introduction of the zones had little effect on the results for the main categories of casualty outcome, the point estimates reduction in risk generally being slightly greater than the analyses based on data for all years.

Considering the direction of effect, value of effect size and statistical significance of the estimates, reduction in severe maternal morbidity/mortality was chosen for inclusion in the LiST (Rule 3).This combined outcome was reported by one study and included severe gestational hypertensive related morbidities that can lead to maternal mortality [ 44].

Using simple extrapolations from customer surveys, Cairns [5, 6, 7] estimates reductions in vehicle miles travelled (VMT) between 60 and 80% when delivery systems replaced personal travel.

The estimated reduction of siltation by the CDW is 18%.

Adept principal, Gene Tunny, told Guardian Australia the estimated reduction in house prices "would probably happen over time, not immediately".

The estimated reduction in the budget deficit of $20bn-$20bn-$23bn10 years is only 0.1% of GDP.

Initially, the spokesman said, Mr. Livingstone had expected the charge to reduce traffic by 10 to 15percentt, but the estimated reduction is currently running at 17 to 20percentt.

Benin, for example, will see an estimated reduction in GDP of 9% if food prices double as they did in 2007-08.

The bulk of Wall Street's job cuts, meanwhile, are expected to occur this year, with an estimated reduction of 12,600, followed by 7,600 cuts next year, the report said.

Estimated program effects were largest on fatal crashes, with an estimated reduction of 31%.

Klimont, Z. et al. Modelling Particulate Emissions in Europe: a Framework to Estimate Reduction Potential and Control Costs IIASA interim report (IIASA, 2002).