Sentence examples for increasingly reductions from inspiring English sources

But increasingly, reductions in postprandial glycaemia (glycemic 'spikes') have been encouraged as part of the management and prevention of impaired glucose tolerance (pre-diabetes) and type 2 diabetes (Ceriello, 2004; Dickinson and Brand-Miller, 2005).

Coverage levels above 60% were associated with increasingly significant reductions in measles mortality in the multivariable model.

The global and societal implications of the type 2 diabetes epidemic are recognized increasingly, with reductions in life expectancy and increased ill-health burden.

For example, adding more lines at a fast food restaurant during lunch time may generate increasingly small reductions in waiting time by customers; or laying off one of our four cashiers may increase waiting times only by 10%.

Cogeneration is commonly recognized as one of the most effective solutions to achieve the increasingly stringent reduction in primary energy consumption and greenhouse emissions.

When free MgO is in the carrier, it will react with Ni during impregnation and calcination to form a NixMg1−xO solid solution, which results in increasingly high reduction temperatures with increasing Mg content.

Our results show an increasingly strong reduction in breast cancer mortality over time because of mammographic screening.

Increasingly, poverty reduction has become the primary mandate of governments and international development agencies with an overwhelming dependence on public funds, whether internal or in the form of external assistance.

While the utility reduction for rare quarterly hypoglycaemic episodes was very small we observed that respondents reported increasingly large utility reductions from more frequent hypoglycaemic episodes.

As pneumonia incidence increased, the CHW strategy achieved increasingly greater mortality reductions than the mobile clinic strategy.

In contrast with the present study, the U.S. EPA used CMAQ (Community Multiscale Air Quality) program modeling to project ozone levels to the year 2020, the expected date of full NAAQS compliance, assuming a series of increasingly stringent emissions reductions from future rules (U.S. EPA 2008b).