Sentence examples for record reductions from inspiring English sources

The Childhood Asthma Initiative started by Dr. Cohen is today resulting in record reductions in asthma cases.

The union has complained bitterly about Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani's failure to give officers a raise despite the record reductions in crime in recent years, which union leaders said were won by police officers and were responsible for the city's financial resurgence.

Roughly 25percentt of Brazil's workforce was self-employed in some capacity, and small businesses were accounting for two-thirds of private sector job creation in a rapidly diversifying economy that had already produced record reductions in poverty and unemployment.

Rubio says there have been record reductions in Florida property values.

Increasing demand from overseas and a record reduction in inventories mean that an increase in factory orders and production may last for much of the rest of the year.

Mayevsky and colleagues [34] used an invasive multiparametric monitoring system to record reduction of electroencephalogram (EEG) amplitude, and an increase in extracellular K+ in a patient with severe head injury.

The reality is explained by the record reduction over this period in post-radiotherapy acute and late morbidity due to improved techniques and dosimetry.

India and Nigeria together account for more than one-third of deaths among children under five, while sub-Saharan Africa has the world's highest child mortality rates, having recorded reductions in line with the world average.

Mecp2 null mice also display abnormalities in the cerebellum and motor cortex [12] and suggest this to be a mechanism for behaviourally recorded reductions in locomotor activity in the open-field [13 16].

Based on the results from the SIS measured on the same NRS widely used to assess pain [ 39], elderly patients taking G-GR recorded reductions in SIS similar to those for younger patients.

Countries implementing bans recorded reductions in asbestos use about twice as fast as those not adopting bans, for which our study period was probably too early to observe their full effects.