Sentence examples for reduction implementation from inspiring English sources
There is no explicit target to cut the total regulatory burden on business, as Cameron requested, although arguably the commitment to "lowering administrative burdens and compliance costs" and "a burden reduction implementation mechanism" amounts to the same thing.
The condition monitoring false and missed alarms reduction implementation scheme based on FIRF-DNN model is also illustrated, which is composed of three stages including model training, false and missed alarms detection, and false and missed alarms suppression.
Schools have proven to be key avenues for disaster reduction implementation.
The components of the toxics use reduction implementation strategy – options identification, options assessment, implementation and evaluation – guided the design of the prospective intervention study and the evaluation of the retrospective cases.
The charge would be combined with other traffic reduction implementations, allowing money to be raised for public transit improvements and bike and pedestrian enhacements.
Future investigations may include other enhancement algorithms and noise-reduction implementations for a more streamlined integration with the NC-FADF procedure.
The researchers also found that the addition of more professional groups to the MDT led to a reduction in implementation of treatment plans for some disease groups, with adjusted odds of implementation reduced by 25% for each additional professional group represented at the MDT meeting.
The British Government has adopted a largely voluntary approach to pesticide reduction and implementation of IPM.
This allows a significant reduction in implementation costs, where the expected saving from risk reduction is high.
Beyond this reduction, the implementation of more aggressive policies or an accelerated evolution of certain technologies could untap even more savings.
In a multivariate analysis, the strongest predictor for headache reduction was implementation of the lifestyle modification to "accept the headache and do not rebel against it".
