Sentence examples for reduction in the practice from inspiring English sources

UNICEF Eritrea's goal is to attain a 30 per cent reduction in the practice of FGM/C by 2011.

It is true that circumcision has health ramifications, yet focusing on them leads to more practice by doctors in order to avoid complications [as opposed to a reduction in the practice].

After adjusting for sociodemographic and disease-related covariates, the direction of change in effectiveness measures and its statistical insignificance remained same, except that the marginal reduction in the mean practice score (−0.85) became statistically significant (see Table 5).

There will be no reduction in this practice.

The university also imposed upon itself a reduction in the number of practice hours for the baseball team this season and next.

It is possible to further improve the running time of the reduction in practice, by reducing the number of edges in the network, and computing Min-Cost Flow instead of Min-Cost Max-Flow.

While the latter is difficult to address, implementing educative measures to inform relevant personnel about the negative side-effects and better species-site matching could show fast and cost-efficient improvements in the reduction of the practice of overpruning and therewith the danger of reduced aesthetic value of Arecaceae, undermining the purpose of their original planting.

2. Reduction in the number of practices with few (less than 1%) annual chronic disease check-ups per 100 patients affiliated with the practice (DNHSR).

There were no significant differences regarding the self-reported use of annual check-ups for DM2 and COPD (p = 0.2345; p = 0.0787 respectively), the reduction in the number of practices with few annual chronic disease check-ups (p = 0.4403), or in the use of spirometry (p = 0.0835).

For successful cardiovascular risk management, defined as greatest feasible reduction in the ΔSCORE at general practice level, it is clear that treatment should be focused at individuals with high SCORE at presentation.

The reduction was greater in the practices where more than two thirds of the general practitioners participated in the study.