Sentence examples for reductions in the range from inspiring English sources

Type I GFRP bars, with the lower moisture uptake, exhibited insignificant strength reductions in the range of 2 15% whereas Type II, with the higher moisture uptake, exhibited substantial strength reductions in the range of 19 50%.

Consequently, screech was nearly eliminated with reductions in the range of 10 25 dB depending on the operating condition.

If the ambitions of these Parties are achieved, reductions in the range of 1888 Mt CO2e year−1 would be achieved by 2030.

To explore these various solutions further, additional IES-VE simulations are conducted that suggest potential energy consumption reductions in the range of 15%34%%.

Although L. monocytogenes is more resistant to CAP treatment, similar trends in inactivation behavior as for S. Typhimurium are observed, with log reductions in the range [1.0 2.9] for S. Typhimurium and [0.2 2.2] for L. monocytogenes.

Pure (99.996%) polycrystalline aluminium (grain size about 300 μm) has been cold-rolled to reductions in the range from 5 to 50% (εvm=0.06 0.80) and the deformation microstructure has been analysed by TEM in a large number of grains.

The effect of this is a reduction in the range of motion at the affected joints.

The strategy's typical results, according to sociologist Kenneth Rand, are "a reduction in the range of 15%to35%5% in total homicides and 25%to40%0% in gang or group-involved homicides".

For 2015 and 2016, we reduce our already below consensus estimates by another 4%-64%-6%sulting in earnings per share forecast reduction in the range of 25%-30%-30%

There is a proposed new law which threatens small seed and plant businesses and could lead to a drastic reduction in the range of vegetables and flowers you can buy.

A Plan With Skeptics Jonathan Pershing, the State Department's deputy special envoy on climate change, talked about emissions reductions at a news conference after the opening session, defending the targets promised by the United States — a reduction in the range of 17percentt over 2005 levels by 2020, 30percentt by 2025, etc.