Sentence examples for reductions in the expected from inspiring English sources

The study says no-fault systems, in which drivers have limited rights to sue, also boost the death rate due to "reductions in the expected financial costs of accidents".

This stigmatization created an exogenous reduction in the expected payoff to acculturation relative to non-acculturation.

Note that an increase in the service capacity, ceteris paribus, gives rise to a reduction in the expected waiting time.

The reduction in the expected surplus for 2019-20 reflecthethe chancellor's decision to end austerity a year early.

A case study reveals a reduction in the expected lifecycle cost for an optimized system compared with the all-in-single-stage system and global coverage constellation.

Overall results show that the coupled effect of corrosion fatigue on RC structures strongly affects its performance, leading to large reduction in the expected lifetime.

Results suggested that treatments on a relatively minor percentage of the landscape (10%) resulted in a roughly 70% reduction in the expected wildfire loss of large trees for the restoration scenario.

However, this approach increases the product cost and is worthwhile only if the reduction in the expected warranty cost is more than the additional increased costs of the diagnostics system.

An alternate explanation has been made by Berkowitz [17, 18], who attributed the reduction in the expected magnetization at low temperature to difficulty in reaching saturation, because of a large surface anisotropy.

Even after the statistical control of intake depression level, treatment length, and concurrent medication status, many of the stress and coping variables were associated with rates of depression-reduction in the expected direction.

Hazard ratios (exponentiated coefficients) greater than one are indicative of increasing hazard rates and thus are associated with a reduction in the expected time in the USA until returning to Mexico.