Sentence examples for no immediate reductions from inspiring English sources

However, the authority said there would be "no immediate reductions in services for many months".

One randomized controlled trial observed that the incidence and severity of hot flashes were reduced two weeks after treatment with oral soy isoflavone extract, with no immediate reductions observed in the placebo group; the group differences achieved statistical significance at 6 weeks (P = 0.03), but decreased by 12 weeks (P = 0.08) [ 48].

For affected women, there is no immediate reduction in perceived likelihood (t(40)=0.00, ns), then a significant reduction at 6 months post consultation (t(40)=3.42, P<0.01), followed by a significant increase in perceptions at 12 months post consultation (t(40)=−2.48, P<0.05).

For unstressed pathogenic cells, no immediate reduction was observed in 4.44 and 10 mg/L HBA solutions, which agrees with previous studies by Shen and Sofos [ 14], who reported that the initial amounts of L. monocytogenes in all treatments with or without HBA ranged from 2.6 to 2.8 log CFU/mL.

No significant immediate reductions were noted in the control ICUs or with the tracer medications, suggesting that the intervention was responsible for the change in the TNICU.

So today, with no deal in place that will begin to see an immediate reduction in greenhouse gas emissions, I say we should all wallow in gloom and play a good round of the blame game.

There were no untoward reactions, and most of the patients sensed an immediate reduction in their dyspnoea with the onset of He/O2 therapy.

The move led to an immediate reduction in the rates paid by consumers and businesses for some types of loans.

It includes an immediate reduction in the current 27percentt personal income tax rate to 25percentt, a reduction that under current law would not happen until 2006.

That would mean an immediate reduction in overall U.S. greenhouse gases by — are you sitting down for this? — 9 percent.

"He didn't say anything concrete," complained Ryo Tengan, 28, a civil servant who was hoping for a presidential announcement of an immediate reduction in troops.