Sentence examples for substantive reduction in from inspiring English sources

Improving the design and implementation of interventions to encourage end-use energy efficiency has the potential to contribute a substantive reduction in carbon emissions.

In particular, a substantive reduction in capacity associated with anthropogenic barriers can reduce the effective population size and consequently genetic variation within the population.

Magnesium sulphate for pre-eclampsia was not associated with any substantive reduction in survival without neurosensory disability for the children exposed while in utero.

Of major relevance is that the KAM appears to be amenable to change with non-surgical treatments such as shoes, gait modification strategies and braces by amounts that would correspond to a substantive reduction in risk of disease progression in knee OA [ 23- 26].

He said he intended to make "substantive reductions in headcount" over the next quarter, though he would not provide numbers.

Europe used Greece as a guinea pig to test how late capitalism in crisis can be restructured with substantive reductions in wages, pensions, health, education and social services.

One of the challenges in creating substantive reductions in carbon emissions is generating the capital needed to develop and deploy clean energy technology at scale.

Table 4 shows the substantive reductions in the area-level random variances in the respective contextual models, with greater reductions at the ward-level.

Accordingly, accelerating the immunization of children against RVGE may yield substantive reductions in the number of RV-related encounters in US clinical practice.

Newfoundland's northern cod, for example, experienced substantive reductions in both of these life-history traits (Olsen et al. 2004; Hutchings 2005) during a period when the population declined more than 99% (Hutchings and Myers 1994; Hutchings and Reynolds 2004).

While the reforms in Greece, Italy, Portugal and Spain arguably bring substantive reduction of EPL for permanent workers, reforms in France and the Netherlands were more subtle.