Sentence examples for perceived reduction in from inspiring English sources

It's student achievement, or "school pride," or a perceived reduction in fighting.

One of the key arguments for legalising drugs is the perceived reduction in criminality and violent gangs.

Any perceived reduction in government backing for the programme would make it easier for reluctant local authorities to "shrug their shoulders and not do much", the source said.

It says the ICNU has raised concerns about the American agency's alleged "reluctance" to share on technology not directly related to specified targets, a perceived reduction in co-operation in "certain areas" and the time taken to approve ISNU proposals.

Some of the methods it has used for triggering a revaluation such as reducing the rate used to discount cashflows because of a perceived reduction in risk, as it has on Britain's M6 motorway might seem arbitrary.

The perceived reduction in anxiety and examination stress also frequently identified support the findings of Clesham (2010).

Practice managers perceived reductions in work stress from fewer patient complaints, better use of time, and greater flexibility for contingency planning.

The participant-perceived reduction in disability due to neck pain will be measured using the Neck Disability Index (NDI) in patients with acute non-specific neck pain.

Patients were allowed to take a rescue medication if they perceived no reduction in pain 2 h after nVNS treatment.

They perceived a reduction in the numbers of complaints from patients.

Nearly 83% (1416/1710) of respondents perceived a reduction in their depression as a result of taking ADs.