Sentence examples for experienced reduction from inspiring English sources

Consequently, workforce composition biases might have something to do with their experienced reduction in work fatalities after 2008.

Battery size is linearly proportional to the solar panel size, and thus, the experienced reduction is the same in both cases.

The area has experienced reduction in woodlands due to human encroachment, agricultural expansion and destruction by elephants (Western and Maitumo 2004; Kioko and Okello 2010; Okello et al. 2011).

In this context patients with successful withdrawal were defined as those not overusing medication after the withdrawal period, regardless of whether they experienced reduction of headache frequency or not.

The CCH patient, after an initial pain-free period of a few months, experienced reduction in the duration but not in the intensity and frequency of the attacks as the final outcome.

In this context patients with successful withdrawal were defined as those not overusing medication after the withdrawal period, regardless of whether they experienced reduction of headache frequency or not.  .

Although some therapsid groups experienced reductions during the Triassic Period, faunal continuity is evident across the Permian-Triassic boundary.

Research at Heriot-Watt UnivEdinburgh Edinburgh found that after only two weeks of HIT, sedentary men experienced reductions in both glucose and insulin levels.

Hospitals experienced reductions in Medicaid reimbursement in 37 states for next year's budgets, according to Lisa Goldstein, an analyst at Moody's, who predicts further cuts.

Almost all countries have experienced reductions in family size, with 46% of the world's population (pdf) now living in countries with low levels of fertility, where women have fewer than 2.1 children on average.

Our research evaluates the uncertainties in runoff modelling for southwest Western Australia, a Mediterranean climate region which has experienced reductions in precipitation during the last decades.