Sentence examples for reduction and reduction from inspiring English sources
I think that the intersection of environmental sustainability and innovation is also about reduction, and reduction ultimately can also mean a reduction in expenses as well.
Urban rail energy efficiency improvements can largely be split into two separate categories: energy consumption reduction and reduction of energy consumption per unit output.
That does afford a certain conceptual economy, but it is now generally held by Carnap scholars (see especially Friedman 1987 and Richardson 1998) that ontological reduction and reduction to a phenomenalist basis was far from his motive.
Our results further suggest that a Mindfulness-based treatment may be comparable to standard pharmacological prophylaxis with regard to relevant primary outcomes such as headaches frequency reduction and reduction in the consumption of acute medications.
Cementless fixation using intravertebral titanium mesh cages revealed substantial pain relief, adequate reduction, and reduction maintenance without complications.
A study by the UN children's fund, Unicef, said there would be "irreversible impacts" of wage cuts, tax increases, benefit reductions and reductions in subsidies that bore most heavily on the most vulnerable in low-income nations.
However, the model does provide a means to quantify national-level benefits resulting from both domestic emission reductions and reductions in emissions in the adjacent country.
It states that it is difficult to prove that cycling infrastructure has reduced casualty numbers, and traffic reduction, speed reduction and junction treatment should be considered before installing cycle lanes.
And, because debt reduction, poverty reduction and economic development must go together, we are determined to ensure that the billions saved from debt payments are put to work and invested in health, education and economic development of the countries concerned.
In John Howard's "tough on drugs" era, harm minimisation was defined for the first time as the combination of supply reduction, demand reduction and harm reduction.
