Sentence examples for of potential reduction from inspiring English sources

In the study by Knapp et al. [ 2], the use of atypicals had pushed up drugs' cost contribution to the total cost, partly because of their higher prices and partly because of potential reduction in inpatient stays, thus potentially reducing the total cost.

Four scenarios of potential reduction are proposed based on changes in commuting activity.

For example, the degree of potential reduction in GHG emissions by biofuels is dependent upon the biofuel feedstock, the management practices used and perhaps the nature (scale and distribution) of the industry (Schubert, 2006).

In addition to the firehouse cuts, the list of potential reductions includes the further consolidation of recreational sites for the elderly and reductions in the number of times that homeless shelters are cleaned.

Mr. Panetta provided no details of potential reductions in military retirement pay for those who enlist in the future, but said he would consider supporting the creation of a binding commission to review such pay.

Shrub encroachment is a serious problem in arid environments worldwide because of potential reductions in ecosystem services and negative effects on biodiversity.

This paper develops a comparative static, partial equilibrium model to examine the impact of potential reductions in EU imports of Indonesia's palm oil on palm oil output, prices, factor markets, trade, deforestation, and peatland conversion in Indonesia.

However, the impact of potential reductions in herbivore loads, in combination with other factors (e.g., climate change and increased atmospheric nitrogen deposition), on the rate of vegetation change cannot be predicted with confidence at present.

The letter summarized a CBO analysis of potential reductions in federal costs from health improvements gained through preventive medical care and wellness services.

In June 2014, the United States Army released the Army 2020 Force Structure Realignment report, assessing the impacts of potential reductions in personnel and base operations.

The risks of each procedure need to be considered in the light of potential reductions in mortality, morbidity or co-morbidity, quality of life and productivity.