Sentence examples for lead to further reductions from inspiring English sources

This week's surprise cut by the Federal Reserve in short-term interest rates, the fourth this year, is considered likely to lead to further reductions in mortgage rates.

We believe there are other changes which could lead to further reductions such as reviewing the network operators' reliability targets and changes to financing arrangements".

If they bear fruit, efforts to sort out their public finances should lead to further reductions in their cost of borrowing.

The foreign consulates still list a couple of hundred of their citizens as missing in the trade center attack, and city officials said that this was one area in particular that could lead to further reductions in the total.

"I also expect that there are recommendations that can be supported by current nutritional health research – such as reduced consumption of red meat – that don't make it into the 2015 guidelines that would most certainly lead to further reductions in diet-related greenhouse gas emissions," he said.

At each step we find several pathways that could lead to further reductions in manufacturing costs.

Today, there are seven sources of potential global tail risk, and the global economy is moving from an anemic expansion (positive growth that accelerates) to a slowdown (positive growth that decelerates), which will lead to further reduction in the price of risky assets (equities, commodities, credit) worldwide.

Additionally, changing training batch size could lead to further reduction in training time.

An open software or the development of such a solution with planning possibilities and appliances for template building does lead to further reduction of workbench time and further economization as show through the late developments in our workflow.

Histone loss was observed at 5 min after hypertonic treatment and was reduced maximally by five-fold at 60 min. Hypertonic treatment for 120 min did not lead to further reduction of histone H3.

Hypertonic induction for up to 3 hrs did not lead to further reduction of histone H3 level in OREBP−/− fibroblasts (data not shown), suggesting that the initiation of histone eviction in response to hypertonic stress was carried out in an OREBP-independent manner, but OREBP might further promote nucleosome eviction upon binding to the ORE.