Sentence examples for reduction in members from inspiring English sources

Little or no reduction in members' food intake is reported".

Similarly, the YLS has undergone a significant reduction in members of a family of tannanases, which are involved in metabolism of recalcitrant carbon compounds.

Sudden failure or reduction in member capacity of a single member in a truss structure gives rise to dynamic force redistribution in the remaining members and may lead to progressive collapse of the entire structure.

Further reduction in member performance is exhibited when coupled torsion and axial load are both present; this reduction demonstrates the necessity for including torsion in calculating a member's bending strength when buildings are designed to be earthquake-resistant.

However, some changes in lifestyle and health behavior may not immediately manifest as a direct reduction in member health care consumption.

Equity argues that the contract changes could mean a 39% reduction in chorus members' pay.

It will also help off set some of the reduction in active members resulting from the efficiency savings all local authorities are implementing.

It was not explained in the new white paper if the new count of 1.48 million reflected a real reduction in total members.

Among other things, Mr. Neel addressed the campaign's spending, explaining that a reduction in staff members would reduce operating costs, according to people who participated in the call.

Also advancing the cause of gender equality was a reduction in board members improving the proportion of women: from five out of 16, under one third, in the previous set-up, to five out of 13 so far in the new board.

"Any reduction in our members is going to have an effect on the way we police Wiltshire".