The Bank of England lowered its forecasts for growth and inflation, reducing prospects for an increase in interest rates.
A reasonable level of heterogeneity (as modelled in the reference scenario) reduced the effectiveness of vaccination and had implications for surveillance, with poorer surveillance greatly reducing prospects of elimination.
Moreover, metabolic, vascular, and orthopedic consequences associated with CVD risk cumulatively translate into high health care costs and potentially less productive life years, further reducing prospects of escaping low SEP.
The Fed's economic forecast, released separately, reflected reduced prospects for 2013.
Child poverty has increased in 23 countries in the developed world since the start of the global recession in 2008, potentially trapping a generation in a life of material deprivation and reduced prospects.
The euro has dominated the agenda in Brussels for the last three years, but Britons have reduced prospects of making big careers in this policy area because London has no power to lobby for them.
As violent clashes continued unabated today between Israelis and Palestinians, the anger that has churned across the Middle East since the violence began last week suggested that the polarization of Muslim opinion may have sharply reduced prospects for an overall peace settlement, even if the violence can be curbed.
"Nothing is moving in the right direction," said Neal Shapiro, president and chief executive of WNET.org, the stations' parent company, referring to lower donations during the December pledge drive, reduced prospects for corporate underwriting and a 25percentt drop since June in the value of WNET.org's endowment, to $84.5 million from $112 million.
This, together with rampant antibiotic resistance and reduced prospects for new therapies and vaccines, is increasing our reliance on microbicides as a part of preventive strategies.
For most types of s, the 1999 crop year is also marked with oversupply, which reduces prospects for any significant price recovery at least in the short-term.
The ethnographic approach reduces prospects that decisions will be based on stereotypic oversimplifications and/or insufficient information [ 196, 48, 128, 112] and helps medical practitioners avoid the overgeneralized tendency to perceive and treat migrants as traumatized victims [ 95].
