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Harmful emissions from road transport have reduced dramatically over the last 10 years and more can be done via new technology to reduce CO2.
The UN Development Programme says infant and child mortality rates have reduced dramatically; immunisation coverage has increased sharply; malaria mortality and morbidity have plummeted; and HIV prevalence has almost halved in a very short period of time.
"We have reduced dramatically the types of training and equipment we're willing to provide".
"If we had not taken this step, available places for Scots-domiciled students could have reduced dramatically.
While medication abortions have reduced dramatically, the report found a "small but significant increase" in the rate of second-trimester abortions, which suggests the lack of access to abortion is forcing women to wait longer to have the procedure.
Their numbers have reduced dramatically since 2004 and this probably resulted from improved drug treatment services, pressure from professional bodies to reduce patient removals and the positive ethical regulatory and financial climate of the 2004 GMS GP contract.
We eventually forced a move to a mental hospital where she has been getting the psychiatric treatment she so badly needed and her self-harming has reduced dramatically.
The prisoners were complaining that the quality of their lives had reduced dramatically after High Down was chosen to pilot a policy "New ways of working" aimed to make prisons more "meaningful".
However, the VFI has reduced dramatically, by roughly one order of magnitude, in the 20th century, suggesting a real reduction in society's vulnerability to volcanic hazards.
Because of the failure of several of these systems, the use of alloplastic prostheses has reduced dramatically, despite their advantages over autogenous restoration.
During the process of domestication, genetic diversity in rice has reduced dramatically as a result of natural and artificial selection [ 5- 7].
