"reduced consequences" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It refers to consequences that have been lessened or diminished in some way. One example of using this phrase could be, "The defendant's lawyer argued for reduced consequences due to his client's age and lack of prior offenses."
PRAF primarily focuses on early detection of unsafe domains of operation, assessment of aggregate risks and prioritization of safety barriers during process upset situations and reduction in response time resulting in a reduced frequency of loss of containment events (LoC), reduced consequences and enhanced recovery.
Unlike the 21st birthday PFI without the friend component, the 21st birthday PFI with the friend component reduced consequences relative to the control group, as did all three in-person conditions.
The finding that antibody levels to VAR2CSA are dependent on sex and gravidity and are associated with reduced consequences of PAM [15], [16] has further strengthened the candidacy of VAR2CSA as the CSA adhesin in PAM.
Antibodies against VAR2CSA are sex-specific and parity-dependent, and high levels of such antibodies are associated with reduced consequences of PAM, making VAR2CSA a promising target for vaccine development [6], [7].
Wang et al. (2009) illustrated that the resilient infrastructure is one that shows (a) reduced failure probabilities, (b) reduced consequence of failure, and (c) reduced time to recovery.
Measures that reduce consequences or likelihood of recurrence are discussed.
The aviation industry pioneered formalised crew training in order to improve safety and reduce consequences of non-technical error.
After this tragedy, the implementation of landuse and zoning restrictions around hazardous installations got accepted worldwide as an important strategy reducing consequences from potential industrial accidents.
Instead of condemning the abuse, people around the victims often simply admonish them with "What do you expect if you choose to stay?" While Warden's right that legislation alone isn't the answer, reducing consequences to the perpetrator certainly isn't, either.
Sterilization and other management actions that reduce the number of reproductively viable escapes can substantially reduce consequences of escapes even if they are not 100% successful (Fig. 5).
Therefore, a general tendency to behave aggressively might have fitness reducing consequences, particularly when aggressiveness carries over to interactions within group members.
