Sentence examples for reduction in issues from inspiring English sources

It has been estimated that a single usability testing cycle with 5 to 10 users can lead to as much as a 10-fold reduction in issues [ 55].

We have highlighted the differences in clinical management issues between specialties and demonstrated that the audit is associated with a reduction in these issues over successive audit periods.

More telling, perhaps, is the sharp reduction in tickets issued for moving violations: 2,893 last week versus 24,282 a year earlier, or an 88percentt decline.

In 2004 we put in place extensive procedures to ensure that engine oil on our 757 fleet is serviced correctly and that engines are not over-filled, and we have seen a great reduction in this issue since then.

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We may see a reduction in the number of polls issued over the coming days.

Although VASM is restricted to the analysis of deaths under the care of a surgeon and does not include morbidity or near misses, dissemination of outcomes of data collected and analysed is associated with a reduction in the number of clinical management issues.

As operation at high frequencies is enabled by reduction in gate length, issues relating to device scaling are discussed.

31 The other study reported a significant reduction in pharmaceutical care issues in intervention patients, which would have resulted from changes in both intervention by pharmacists and prescribing by general practitioners.

At issue is whether a reduction in the number of competitors would harm consumers.

Although the level of pVEGFR2 in the Nrp1 VEGF− mutant was sufficiently high to support vascular development during embryogenesis, the modest reduction in pVEGFR2 may manifest in issues with angiogenesis, vascular maintenance, and regeneration in the postnatal animal.