Sentence examples for reduction in requests from inspiring English sources

Two previous studies of antenatal interventions by midwives to reduce childbirth fear showed reduction in requests for cesarean.

There was a noticeable trend during the study period to request more CT scans, with a corresponding reduction in requests for CXR, US and bone scans.

The sustained reduction in requests for information received over the last few years demonstrates the success of the Ombudsman's interactive guide, which has been available on his website since the start of January 2009.

We compare the proposed algorithms to existing path computation solutions and present results that show that by considering these additional constraints, improvement is achieved in terms of reduction in request blocking probability, reduction in network costs and load distribution.

The reduction in route request transmissions in a network using AODV_EXT_BP has resulted in 3.3% which is 0.3% better energy efficiency savings compared to AODV_EXT[12], more than 70% reduction in the number of dropped packets because of reduced packet collision and increased data throughput.

In this study, we will evaluate the reduction in radiographs requested, costs, ED waiting times, missed fractures, patient satisfaction and clinical sensibility to physicians.

– VDC and HFC member, South Kivu There was increased access to services reported in many communities, primarily because of changes in user fee policies or a reduction in bribes requested from users.

In addition to an overall reduction in bank staff requests.

On the other hand, Figure 12 shows that there is a reduction in the system requests when the mental-state system was used.

The reduction in the number of requests for consultations during the second year can also be interpreted as a better selection of cases, a consequence of an improvement in specialist activity.

Google has also stepped up the rate at which it processes requests over the past year, with Reputation VIP charting a reduction in time taken per request — from 56 days last June to 16 days back in March, although this rate has fluctuated (but it's not an exact science — Google's Eric Schmidt himself bemoaned the fact that it was not the sort of process that will ever likely be automated).