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The two large private-sector shareholders that have served as proxies for Berlin and Paris are expected to substantially reduce their stakes "either immediately or in the near future," EADS said, in part through a general buyback of up to 15 percent of the company's shares that is planned for the first quarter of next year.

Successful vaccination strategies that protect against HPV infection are expected to substantially reduce HPV-related disease burden.

Bypassing glycosylation contributes to shorter bioprocess development and running times, without concerns about glycosylation heterogeneity as CQAs, and is expected to substantially reduce production costs.

It is expected to substantially reduce tariffs, and even eliminate them in some cases, between member countries and help open up trade in goods and services.

The use of intensity modulated radiotherapy (IMRT) is expected to substantially reduce the dose to the contralateral breast by eliminating scattered radiation from physical beam modifiers.

For example, some studies such as Vogel et al. [15] highlighted the benefit of physically active travel for older people since the activity is expected to substantially reduce the absolute risk for chronic degenerative disease.

Although these changes will reduce uncertainty of individual dose estimates, they are not expected to substantially modify risk estimates.

Planned results of the WHO maternal morbidity project are expected to substantially contribute to improving maternal health through strengthening information for global and local decision-making in allocating resources and planning interventions to reduce maternal morbidity.

"Shipping's emissions are expected to substantially increase over the coming years.

He said the federal government expected to "substantially support the Melbourne Metro in future".

The chamber is expected to substantially exceed that spending level in 2010".