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The reduced production volumes reflect the inward shift in fed cattle supply, derived inward shifts in wholesale and retail beef supplies, and derived demand reductions experienced at the feeder cattle level following the increased production costs for feedlots.

We adjusted survival to reflect the fact that ~30%% of obese patients experience dose reductions and that ER− cases having dose-reductions experience decrements in survival of 55%% [ 52, 53].

The results of the first two experiments highlight that the distance-dependent contrast reduction experienced in fog evokes perceptual and behavioural effects that are radically opposite to those resulting from the distance-independent contrast reduction traditionally adopted in vision research.

The cost reduction experienced by consumers is equivalent to the loss in revenue to the provider.

The factors were assessed by determining the extent of variance reduction experienced after data reconciliation.

This is due to the throughput reduction experienced as a result of the poor channel quality conditions.

The drop in shopper numbers was better than the 0.9% reduction experienced across the UK as a whole.

Among these seven more complex cases, one subject, undergoing open fracture reduction, experienced a minor adverse event in the form of hallucinations.

This type of signal degradation has been used in the previous audio-visual intelligibility experiments Siciliano et al. [41] and can be viewed as a way of simulating the information reduction experienced by cochlear implant patients.

In particular, we perform a detailed analysis of the Prothero Robinson problem which provides insight into the behaviour of symmetrizers in suppressing order reduction experienced by the symmetric methods.

Since the concrete specimens which had undergone accelerated corrosion experienced similar percentage steel loss of approximately 8 %, it can be concluded that the constant current specimen (with 9.5 % strength reduction) experienced greater strength reduction per percentage steel loss than constant voltage specimens (with an average of 5.1%% strength reduction).