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In October, BP told investors such a move could result in reductions of $1bn to $2bn in around $25bn of capital expenditure across the group in 2015.

The telecommunications equipment maker Nortel Networks said yesterday that it was delaying for a third time a restatement of its results dating back to 2001 and that it had found additional errors that would result in reductions in revenue for 1999 and 2000.

Research of states that have already instituted caps found that they did result in reductions in claims paid of up to 30%, but since medical-malpractice claims account for only 2% of total medical costs, the net result would probably lower health-care costs by 0.5%.

The randomness associated with splitting data into blocks can result in reductions of the usefulness of the processed data.

This could result in reductions in the free chlorine residual in the distribution systems as protection against possible recontamination (Farooq et al 2008).

Thus, burning later in the season or burning a site repeatedly for successive years may result in reductions of S. orbiculatus.

Adoption of a no-till system with stubble removal will result in reductions in grain yields and a combination of soil degradation and erosion.

Inhibition of the renin-angiotensin system with an angiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitor has consistently been demonstrated to result in reductions in these risks by approximately 20%.

A superintendent and two detective inspectors now face a full powers misconduct panel, which could result in reduction in rank, resignation or dismissal.

This will result in reduction of packet delivery ratio.

An addition of the 230 kV transmission circuit will result in reduction in energy loss.