Sentence examples for reductions of an from inspiring English sources

In two weeks, the government is set to announce the details of how it plans to make sharp reductions, of an average of 25 percent, in almost every Whitehall department.

Based on reductions of an herbivore community on cacao, including caterpillars, beetles, aphids and grasshoppers, yields could be increased by 14% (Maas et al. 2013).

Consistent with previous analyses restricted to 6 of the study wards, analyses of mosquito densities over the July to September period (Table 2) reveal useful reductions of An. gambiae densities (−72%) and malaria transmission (−65%).

The DWP argues that benefits delivery has improved in recent years despite reductions of a third in staff numbers.

"Unfortunately, we also need to consider possible employee reductions of a maximum of 130 people in Finland (approximately 16% of workforce)." Boom.

In it, they introduced the concept of reduction of an ideal.

Criminal barristers say fees have fallen by 40% since 1998; they now face a further reduction of an average 6%.

A reduction of an additional $2.6 million required for its austerity budget will mean staff reductions, as well as other cuts still to be decided, he said.

However, the compulsory existence of electric coils hampers the size reduction of an endomicroscopic package.

Six patients underwent delayed reduction of an associated dislocated hip (>12 h); two developed AVN.

A limitation of an exact reduction method is it does not facilitate the reduction of an exactly reducible model.