Sentence examples for suffering a reduction from inspiring English sources
It is important to recognize that populations suffering a reduction in census size (demographic decline) may not necessarily suffer a severe reduction of Ne (a genetic bottleneck) and vice versa (Luikart et al. 1998).
In this model, lineages have a constant risk per cell per cell generation of suffering a reduction in their fitness.
Not to mention that anyone who actually ends up draining food through their Skin Port, runs the risk of suffering a significant reduction in energy and nutrients when the stomach contents are aspirated.
"It is hard to draw a comparison between a large, urban, industrial council like Newcastle and a small rural council such as North Dorset but both have specific areas of need and both are suffering from a reduction in government funding".
Individuals with coronary artery disease who participate in volunteer activities after suffering a heart attack report a reduction in despair and depression, and that, in turn, rives down mortality and adds years to life.
Five, including swimming, had their budgets cut - with volleyball suffering an 88% reduction in its allocation after all four Team GB teams were eliminated in the Olympic group stages last year.
New vehicle safety systems have led to a steady improvement of road safety and a reduction in the risk of suffering a major injury in vehicle accidents.
Patients on haemodialysis are at particularly high risk of suffering a serious bleed, which may outweigh any stroke risk reduction conferred by anticoagulation [ 40].
After suffering a $57m loss in 2008, the NYTC made painful cuts, including 100 jobs from the New York Times newsroom, an across-the-board 5% reduction in pay, lower employee pension contributions and reductions in healthcare coverage for retired workers.
