Sentence examples for reductions equivalent from inspiring English sources

The planned reductions, equivalent to more than 20 percent of the airline's work force, came as the company, the International Airlines Group, reported a 24 percent drop in third-quarter net profit and forecast an operating loss of 120 million euros ($152 million) for the full year.

And even with recent cuts in pollution reduction goals and renewable energy standards and handouts of carbon credits to energy utilities -- meant to alleviate concerns of committee members from coal-rich states -- the bill would still achieve emissions reductions equivalent to taking half a billion cars off the road, says the EPA.

After a single use, ABHR obtained reductions equivalent to the internal reference.

Statistically significant decreases in pain were found with percentile reductions equivalent to 21.5%.

However, when temporal trends of childhood exposure reduction were compared with those for prenatal and postnatal exposure reductions, equivalent events (e.g., peak exposure declines) were delayed by the approximate duration of the childhood exposure period (9 years).

There will be a 5% reduction, equivalent to $6m, in money for non-government organisations working overseas.

Economists said the budget was broadly neutral and maintained a spending reduction equivalent to 6% of GDP over the parliament.

Total spending cuts for public employees will amount to a reduction equivalent to 0.3 percent of G.D.P. through 2013, taking into account reduction measures like hiring freezes.

The addition of sterol-ester margarine to statin therapy offers LDL cholesterol reduction equivalent to doubling the dose of statin.

This goal was achieved by incorporating the two performance factors, namely reduction equivalent dose (RED) and system dose performance.

To the best of our knowledge, the problem of backhaul load reduction equivalent to feedback load reduction has only been addressed in [9], where two solutions are proposed.