This reduction in point density leads to increasing classification and interpolation errors (Anderson et al. [2006]).
Multivariate analyses show that reduction in point forms do not correlate with distance-to-source but are more consistent with the model of the cyclical resharpening and replacement of points.
Height metrics derived from the echo-based model were less affected by a reduction in point density than those derived from the CHM, particularly when the point density was reduced to 1 point m−2.
Recently Leclaire found that a greater reduction in point Aa is a risk factor for de-novo SUI after sacropexy [ 9].
A dramatic reduction in point prevalence is seen in association with effective tertiary prevention, because of a lower proportion of subjects in the recurrent episode states in a recurrence at any point in time.
Indeed, it has been postulated that a hyperthermia-induced increase in perceptual strain leads to a reduction in point duration and effective playing percentage (ie, the time spent with the ball in play relative to total time), which decreases overall workload and metabolic heat production.
In the Great Lakes, algal blooms continue to plague Lake Erie and Saginaw Bay despite reductions in point source loading.
Carmarthenshire saw the greatest reduction in percentage points in the number of Welsh speakers across Wales - from 50.3% in 2001 to 43.9% in 2011.
The slightly lower reduction in lambs points to a marginal increase in lambing percentages, which would suggest a move to less hardy and more productive breeds.
