Bias is expected to be reduced not only by placing decision making in the hands of jurors but also by screening out potentially prejudiced jurors.
Adding to the Brontë Society's woes is Britain's foot-and-mouth epidemic, which has reduced not only the country's cow population but also the number of moor-trekking tourists who help support the society.
Privacy will be reduced not only by government or private snooping, but by the constant recording of all sorts of information that individuals must provide to receive products or benefits which is as true on as off the Internet.
With an eye toward his legacy and his living, which was reduced not only by his stepson but also by own negligence as a plantation owner during his Presidency, Madison would revise his own papers — including his personal letters and notes from conventions and Congress — twice, in anticipation of a sale.
I hope it changes the perception there is about us, because as you have published, as studies by Princeton and other universities have demonstrated, the net migration rate has been reduced not only to its lowest level, but nearly to zero.
In other words, this strategy reduced not only the complication of fabrication, but also the overall cost.
This research has reduced not only the temperature but also increased the dye uptake% more than other projects.
There is a collapse of the hysteresis inasmuch as its area is reduced not only by narrowing the loop but also due to failure of the saturation.
From the colouring it can be seen that the risk has been reduced not only on the segment with intervention, but on other segments also.
Pax6 deficiency, as manifest in the Pax6Sey Neu allele, reduced not only the number of cells expressing insulin or glucagon, but also the number of MafB, PDX-1 and MafA expressing cells.
All this suggests that, the surface of the films are hardened significantly, and that this hardening can be reduced not only by annealing but also by increasing the ion beam bombardment during the growth process.
