Sentence examples for maybe reductions from inspiring English sources

Although Devon County Council has pledged not to close any of its children's centres, it acknowledges that there maybe reductions in their opening hours.

Similarly perhaps fitness benefits aren't seen since it's just measured in terms of individual lifespan, but maybe a reduction in parasite load affects foraging efficiency or nursing ability and thus colony productivity.

This indicates a lower cell activity and maybe also a reduction of cell material of the isolated strain.

An alternative explanation for the observed reduction maybe the catalytic dissociation of H2 over the Au NPs which gives H that reacts with incoming Ga or Ga spreading out from the Au NPs to be explained in more detail below.

And I just think of what a sigh of relief would go up from everyone on this earth if someday and this is what I have–my hope, way in the back of my head is that if we start down the road to reduction, maybe one day in doing that, somebody will say, 'Why not all the way?

The current Study of Tamoxifen And Raloxifene (STAR) chemoprevention trial is comparing the effects of raloxifene with those of tamoxifen with the anticipation that efficacy in risk reduction maybe somewhat similar, but that the toxicity profile in terms of gynaecological problems may be better for raloxifene than for tamoxifen [ 66].

The internet has reduced the time of sending, say, three or four pages of text from the 30 seconds you needed with a fax machine down to maybe two seconds – a reduction by a factor of 15.

On May 15th, Jackson approved the injections, believing that the spraying would diminish as a result, and announced that there would be "maybe eighty-per-cent reduction in the amount of dispersant used".

The authors state that the decreasing of the IA is maybe related to the reduction in calcified, stable plaque components and an increase in stroke risk with age.

This maybe due to the reduction in the Brϕnsted acidity of the support, highly Brϕnsted acidic materials are well known to catalyse the conversion of EtOH to ethene and diethyl ether.

Should we maybe think about a reduction in that?