It is responsible for a substantial reduction in the number of daily calories consumed by the average American child.
This reform, which was implemented from 2001 to 2003, led to a substantial reduction in the number of municipalities.
Its application can result in a substantial reduction in the number of experiments that need to be performed.
The council's plan to put all the buses and general eastbound traffic on to George Street is contrary to what they seemed to have accepted, which was, "a substantial reduction in the number of buses using (George) street".
Much warmer winters may account for significantly earlier thawing, later freezing, and a substantial reduction in the number of frozen days on the QTP.
Advantage is taken of the structure of the free-surface conditions, enabling a substantial reduction in the number of unknowns to be determined.
Dramatic changes are needed in medical student education, including a substantial reduction in the number of traditional lectures, according to a perspective piece published May 3 in the New England Journal of Medicine by two Stanford University professors.
Crucial to this bargain would be a substantial reduction in the number of Indian troops in Kashmir, in return for Pakistan's reining in of the militants it sponsors there.
While Mr. Bush had vowed during the 2000 presidential campaign both to build missile defenses and to make a substantial reduction in the number of American offensive arms -- with or without Russian agreement -- he had clearly opposed etching the commitment into a treaty that he feared would take years to negotiate and ratify.
"The Asian regions saw a substantial reduction in the number of working women and men living on less than $1 a day," it said, adding that the number of working poor in Asia fell by nearly 50percentt, or 148 million, from 1996 to 2006.
According to the obtained results, this mode of application not only produced coatings with a denser and finer columnar structure but also resulted in a substantial reduction in the number of MPs.
