Sentence examples for reduction the development from inspiring English sources

(5) Towards tsunami disaster reduction, the development of seismology and tsunami science can be implemented as tsunami early warning systems, tsunami hazard maps, and probabilistic tsunami hazard assessments.

In vivo, although MU showed only a mild inhibitory effect on the growth of the primary tumour, it markedly inhibited (75% reduction) the development of lung metastasis.

While the development of more severe toxicities led to a dose delay or dose reduction, the development of individual grade 1 toxicities alone did not mandate any dose modification.

However, while a national screening programme may follow if the trials do provide evidence of mortality reduction, the development and implementation of such a programme is likely to take several years.

Despite a significant reduction in SBP and DBP with the two antihypertensive drugs, there were no beneficial renal histological changes compared with placebo, nor were there any reductions the development of microalbuminuria (actually being higher among patients taking the A2A) or in the decline in glomerular filtration rate.

This study suggests that acarbose treatment was associated with a reduction in hypertension and cardiovascular disease: this treatment resulted in a 25% relative risk reduction in the development of T2DM, in a 34% risk reduction in the development of new cases of hypertension, and in a 49% risk reduction in cardiovascular events.

In patients infected with P. falciparum, immunity to homologous P. falciparum re-infections developed more slowly while no reduction in the development of fever or higher density parasitaemia was seen upon heterologous challenge [17].

Therefore, it is uncertain whether the observed reduction in the development of severe sepsis and/or septic shock is associated with reductions in the SOFA score over time.

The SAVE PACe trial showed that the %VP reduction through either one of the two algorithm operation linked to a risk reduction of the development of persistent AF over the mean follow-up of 1.7 years.

The Finnish Diabetes Prevention Study (DPS) [ 4] and the US Diabetes Prevention Program DPPP) [ 5] have clearly shown that, in obese subjects with impaired glucose tolerance (IGT), lifestyle changes associated with a 5-7% decrease in body weight resulted in a 58% reduction in the development of diabetes.

"We are asking for a reduction of the development backing on to Llanfair Road from four storey to three storey to make it more in keeping and less damaging to neighbours in Llanfair Road".