Sentence examples for reductions estimates from inspiring English sources
Dr. Mark I. Evans, a doctor in Manhattan who is among a small group nationwide that specializes in selective reductions, estimates that 1,000 to 2,000 reductions are performed annually in this country, usually in the first trimester.
However, due to the rebound effect, only a portion of the GHG emission reductions estimated by simple engineering calculations are generally achieved in practice.
One hundred and nineteen worldwide CDM projects, including 16 from India, based on MSW and implemented across the developing countries in the world were studied to assess the various processes and methodologies used and the green house gas (GHG) reductions estimated.
However, the GHG reductions estimated in this work were greater due to inflation to account for wasted food.
In fact, by the mid- to late 1980s, the estimated percent reductions in prenatal exposures for all 5-year replacement scenarios dropped below reductions estimated when steady-state emissions were assumed.
Renewables are not positioned as of yet to displace the "next best" alternative to oilsands, and so I am wary of emissions reduction estimates tied to shutting them down.
Scenario 3, tariff reduction, estimates an increase in factor value for unskilled labour, skilled labour and capital of 0.47, 0.36 and 0.43%, respectively.
This allows us to form a temporal average as a type of reference with which to compare the noise reduction estimates.
The method evaluates the reduction of joint path and map entropy and computes a potential information field in robot configuration space using these joint entropy reduction estimates.
Ecodriving has long been recognized as a potential source of reductions in transportation energy use, with reduction estimates ranging widely from less than 5% to over 20% depending on context.
Conservative cost reduction estimates for future acoustic testing are 75% on items related to engine run time and 50% on items related to the overall length of the test.
