Sentence examples for scale of reduction from inspiring English sources

Student debt for nurses and midwives should be reduced to zero if they work exclusively in the NHS for a minimum of five years continuous service (allowing for maternity/paternity leave interruptions) after qualifying within the UK system – ie 20% per year or some other sliding scale of reduction.

The scale of reduction in the incidence of dementia is comparable to earlier results.

Our system can recapitulate this scale of reduction through a single plasmid transformation.

Harvest index was the lowest in Madhukar as a consequence of severe lodging while the scale of reduction in harvest index caused by SF was also the greatest in this deepwater rice (by 33%%) and in Swarna-Sub1.

This coincides with the decrease in bone density in the superior region but does not fully explain the recovery in BMD or the time scale of reduction followed by recovery.

According to Figure 1, the Koch curve can be divided into four self-similar parts, which are similar to the entire curve via a similarity transformation which is reduced by a reduction factor of 3, with the relationship A = 1/ S Ds (where A represents the number of bar pieces, Ds denotes the self-similarity dimension, and S is the scale of reduction factor).

Dave Penman, general secretary of the FDA union, which represents senior civil servants, saidthe sheer scale of reductions in public spending announced was eye watering.

Although he presided over deep cuts to benefits for the last six years, Duncan Smith said the scale of reductions in welfare for working people had "gone too far" to the extent that they were harming both the Conservatives and the country.

This is not the doom and gloom that one might expect, given the scale of reductions in managed expenditure that are under way.

Lord Dannatt, a former head of the Army, said the scale of reductions would have an impact on the UK's ability to fight on multiple fronts.

Only public policy can deliver the pace and scale of reductions necessary to avoid the worst impacts of climate change, which is expected to cost the U.S. economy between $280-520+ 280-520+ billion by the end of the century.