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"We are clear there's been no reduction in need," said food bank chair Mick Neal.
There will be a reduction in need for many of the current buildings and the land on which they sit".
"The improvement in symptoms and reduction in need for hospitalization due to heart failure was almost immediate after the MitraClip.
Commonly measured health outcomes include a reduction in need for rescue systemic glucocorticoids, a reduction in the need for emergent asthma care, a reduction in asthma hospitalizations, and a reduction in asthma deaths.
Advances in technology have already led to reductions in intervention rates, for example a reduction in need for battery replacement with rechargeable IPG development, and hopefully ONS specific equipment may be available in the future.
While the demand for affordable housing was decreasing as wages showed signs of growth, Smith noted, the shrinking stock was outpacing the reduction in need.
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Researchers discovered that a tripling of the time price of care led to a much greater reduction in needed drugs obtained by chronically ill patients than a tripling of the money price, all other things remaining equal.
That large a reduction in needed urban real estate could have a significant effect on finding available land for a station and the property acquisition cost.
A reduction in needs for care, nursing and medical intervention would be expected over the course of the rehabilitation programme, and this was reflected in the level of input (as measured by the RCS) for both units.
This may have implications for intervention studies where researchers wish to measure a reduction in needs, as a large proportion of participants (between 8.3% and 43%) are already scoring the minimum possible scores for each factor.
She said some also saw a reduction in their need for medication related to their diabetes and others stopped needing it altogether.
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