Sentence examples for reduction in relevant from inspiring English sources

By December 1989 all newly manufactured vehicles in Canada were required to be equipped with DRLs, and within 4 years, Arora et al. reported a statistically significant 8% reduction in relevant collisions [10].

Since humans began using dogs to detect prey at a distance, our own sensory capacity has also declined as indicated by a measurable reduction in relevant sensory areas of the brain.

We call this estimate the "effective offset"—an estimate of the environment-independent part of the preferred noise reduction in the relevant acoustic range.

There are both direct and indirect union effects: the former are caused by the wage tax while the latter stem from the reduction in profits (relevant because of imperfect capital markets).

36 Various studies have looked at important reduction in clinically relevant endpoints such as sudden death, pump failure, and hospital readmission rates with β blockers in heart failure.

In proof of concept searches using the validated high-specificity filter, there was a more dramatic reduction in non-relevant articles, however in one case one relevant article was not retrieved using the search 'low protein diet diabetes' (Table 3).

These examples show a gain in search strategy precision with use of the high-sensitivity and high-specificity filter through a dramatic reduction in non-relevant articles.

The reduction in outcome-relevant behavioral variability is correlated with a concomitant reduction in M1/DS neuronal activity variability over learning blocks, and abolished in mice with deficient corticostriatal plasticity.

This is particularly important in this area as any one trial, even with many hundreds of children, may alone not have sufficient statistical power to detect an overall reduction in population-relevant outcomes.

Carbon accounting standards must provide consistent guidance for the monitoring, reporting and verification (MRV) of the actual carbon sequestration or emission reductions in all relevant carbon pools, aiming to ensure that the effects are real, additional, permanent, and measurable.

When combined, they produced additional reductions in clinically relevant outcomes.