Sentence examples for tangible reductions from inspiring English sources

Finally, a partially retrofitted RMC was proposed with tangible reductions in both equipment investment and energy consumption.

VHIL research shows that virtual reality's powerful impact on the brain can be used to generate realistic levels of empathy and tangible reductions in pain.

Tangible reductions in personal exposures could thus require fuel/stove interventions for the entire community rather than for a limited number of households within the community (Chowdhury et al. 2012).

Implementation of a SSI prevention bundle and creation of a safety climate was successfully achieved at AIC Kijabe Hospital with tangible reductions in SSI rates and improvement of process measures.

In March, German chancellor Angela Merkel faces crucial regional elections, by which time she wants to have seen a tangible reduction in immigrant numbers.

Further, constituent analysis revealed a tangible reduction in the concentration of Fe, Mn, Si, Ni, Cr and Ti in the fumes.

Merkel, who has attempted to rally Germans with the slogan "We can do it", has pledged a "tangible reduction" in the number of asylum seekers arriving in Germany in the coming months.

Initially, following the introduction of RCA in May 2006, a tangible reduction in the numbers was achieved on a month by month basis.

Without monitoring, it is difficult to determine if declining catch rates are due to a tangible reduction in numbers or to an increased presence of fish with low vulnerability to angling.

Implementing these processes and changes can bring a very tangible cost reduction across the enterprise.

In tracking the development of these countries, Radelet shows their transformation from bankrupt, unaccountable dictatorships mired in permanent economic crises and poverty to democracies with peace, economic prosperity, tangible poverty reduction, and improved governance.