Sentence examples for example reduction in from inspiring English sources

Guardian Australia understands it has commissioned modelling from the leading economist Warwick McKibbin to look at the impact of other countries' emission reduction promises – for example reduction in coal exports – on Australia's economy.

Until there's an actual change in circumstances — for example, reduction in income — the schools will not include it in their calculations.

For example, reduction in operating cost (by reducing pressure drop) is possible by using larger-sized particles; however, larger particles lead to lower effectiveness factors because of intraparticle diffusion limitations.

Production of nanoparticles can be achieved through different methods, for example, reduction in solutions, chemical and photochemical reactions in reverse micelles, thermal decomposition of silver compounds [1], radiation-assisted [2], electrochemical [3], sonochemical [4] and microwave-assisted methods [5].

A number of approaches are available for the synthesis of silver nanoparticles for example, reduction in solutions, chemical and photochemical reactions in reverse micelles, thermal decomposition of silver compounds, radiation assisted, electro chemical, sono-chemical, microwave-assisted process, and recently via green chemistry route.

For example, reduction in feeding rate has been shown to inhibit gonadal maturation in the female Atlantic salmon Salmo salar (Thorpe et al. 1990; Reimers et al. 1993), whereas prolonged fasting caused reduction in the weights of the body and the ovary and increased the appearance of atretic follicles in immature female Coho salmon Oncorhynchus kisutch (Yamamoto et al. 2011).

"For example, reductions in the proportion of children living in workless families acted to reduce relative child poverty by about two percentage points".

For example, reductions in the order of more than 30% both in along- and across-wind responses are obtained through a two-surface chamfering that was constrained to 20% of the building width.

For example, reductions in training set size of ∼ 90% from that suggested by a conventional heuristic are reported with the accuracy of cotton classification remaining nearly constant at ∼ 95% and ∼ 97% from the user's and producer's perspectives respectively.

In human subjects, for example, reductions in bacterial diversity are observed in active IBD [20], and Gram-negative bacteria, particularly E. coli, have been reported to accumulate at sites of inflammation [21] [24].

For example, reductions in new HIV infections are inferred retrospectively from prevalence trends over preceding years.