Sentence examples for projected a reduction from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, Peterson (2009) and Thomas et al. (2004) also projected a reduction in malaria transmission, although due to warmer temperatures.

We also projected a reduction in age-specific breast cancer mortality rates for women aged <65 years, and a rising trend in the rates among women ⩾65 years in the next 15 years.

"This is a difficult time to create additional post offices," she said, "when we are projecting a reduction in volume and some very serious financial times ahead".

That episode cost AARP at least 400,000 members, many of whom wrote angry letters and e-mails accusing it of selling out older Americans and redistributing Medicare funds to other groups (a suspicion that lingers because the Obama health care overhaul projects a reduction in the rate of increase in Medicare spending).

The BAU scenario projects a reduction of the net LULUCF sink by about 339 Mt CO2e year−1 in 2030 (compared to 2010 level).

In comparison with the short-term sizing, it is projected a loss reduction of 33% more for the 5 years long-term sizing, with an investment reduction of 14% at the end of the third short-time sized batteries change.

Similarly, in a policy paper written during the debate over the health care legislation, the Dartmouth researchers projected a possible reduction in health spending of up to 43 percent.

Our model projected a substantial reduction in the incidence of genital warts in the first 25 years.

Correction: February 13 , 2003 Thursday A front-page article on Tuesday about the way New York City arts institutions are coping with a reduction in income misstated the fiscal year for which the city has projected an 18percentt reduction in its cultural budget.

The government projected a possible 20 percent reduction in American sugar production.

The 2011 comprehensive CBO estimate projected a net deficit reduction of more than $200 billion during the 2012 2021 period: it calculated the law would result in $604 billion in total outlays offset by $813 billion in total receipts, resulting in a $210 billion net reduction in the deficit.