Sentence examples for recognised reduction from inspiring English sources
In addition, selection of primary outcomes is based on the magnitude of their burden for paediatric health, as well as their recognised reduction after the introduction of smoke-free legislation as shown by at least one high-quality study.
It recognised "deep reductions in global emissions will be required" in order to address climate change saying the issue was "the common concern of humankind".
1 The government response, outlined in Healthy Lives, Healthy People, emphasises the need to empower individuals to make healthy choices, recognising that reduction in obesity will only be achieved if the dietary and physical activity behaviour of the population improves.
It is increasingly recognised that GHG reduction policies can have important ancillary benefits in the form of positive local and regional environmental impacts.
50 Also it should be recognised that the reduction in motivation to perform may be viewed as part of the fatigue process, irrespective of the capacity of the skeletal muscle to contract.
Regulators should recognise that reductions in ozone-precursor emissions can have a bifurcated effect.
"They have recognised huge emissions reductions opportunities are often cheaper than trying to do it all inside the plant," said David Doniger, who heads the climate programme at the NRDC.
A main impact is recognised by a steep reduction of emissions from deforestation in Brazil and Indonesia (combined with a reduction of peat fire emissions) and Russia.
However, uncertainties relating to emission reductions and the timeframe for these reductions are increasingly recognised as challenges whether bioenergy can deliver the required reductions.
"We have a strong track record on energy demand reduction and are recognised as a global leader in this area," the spokesman said.
The necessity for radiation dose reduction is well recognised in this patient population as patients may present with their first episode of renal colic at a young age and recurrence in subsequent years is reported in 25-50 % of cases [8, 9, 10].
