Sentence examples for reduction in replacement from inspiring English sources

The development of asset management and performance monitoring techniques is contributing to the reduction in replacement investment.

CVVH was restarted to manage hypervolemia, with a reduction in replacement fluid sodium concentration to 160 mmol/L and flow rate to 300 mL/h.

A limited but effective version might involve a single amino acid replacement in H2A (entirely feasible in yeast) and examination of H2A.Z replacement in vivo at a set of locations by qPCR (genome-wide not required), to establish that a reduction in replacement occurs.

The downside is that this would amount to a significant reduction in the "replacement rate" of Social Security benefits.

Thus, a reformulation of HVC's standard liner management policy was proposed, which could potentially provide savings of 13% in total crusher liner cost and a 15% reduction in liner replacement downtime.

Evidently, the reduction in the replacement rate alongside the level of education is less pronounced if we consider our scenario with lower productivity growth rate.

Since the maximum benefit levels have been fixed in nominal terms since 2002 (with the exception of the cut described above), there has been a gradual reduction in the replacement rate for high-income earners when their wages have increased.

Early-stage treatment could result in a delay or reduction in joint replacements.

During the more stable period from 1996 there are a few fluctuations in incidence, likely due to random variation and the reduction in hormone-replacement therapy use that occurred in Australia [ 24, 25], and in many other developed countries [ 26], after the publication in 2002 of the results of the Women's Health Initiative randomised trial [ 27].

The general-equilibrium effects on the aggregate wage are likely to be larger than in our estimates: a general reduction in the net replacement rate will for each worker have both a direct effect (from the change in the own replacement rate) and an indirect effect (from the wage decrease for other workers induced by the reduction in their replacement rates) reinforcing the direct effect.

We also evaluate the implied cost of carbon reduction in a progressive replacement of coal with wind, when the security is maintained by extra peaking gas.