Sentence examples for the rapid reductions from inspiring English sources

Cap-and-trade was again the policy instrument of choice in order to keep costs down and achieve the rapid reductions at minimum economic pain.

The introduction and dissemination of new treatments for Hodgkin lymphoma, leukemia, and testicular cancer between 1950 and 1970 and for non-Hodgkin lymphoma in the mid 1990s contributed to the rapid reductions in mortality from these diseases [44], [45], [46], [47], [48].

For example, Shiffman has shown how organizational rivalries, poor leadership, gender inequalities, and the lack of a resonating frame significantly impeded the ability of stakeholders and agencies to achieve the rapid reductions in maternal mortality that were seen in the area of neonatal mortality (8, 9).

The rapid reduction of the heme iron of the fused enzyme by NADPH was observed.

Experiments in laboratory or "semi-field" conditions, free from contamination, suggest that these toxins could be a reason for the rapid reduction in bee populations.

The rapid reduction in the plasma lipid level upon ER stress reflects defective secretion of lipoproteins from hepatocytes23,24, which also causes acute hepatosteatosis.

The main driver of widespread use of computing in the modern age is the rapid reduction in the cost of computing services caused by Moore's law.

Can the trust show us the evidence that its negotiations as a stockholder of Shell, BP and the other fossil fuel companies are the best route towards the rapid reduction of carbon emissions?

All but a few of the hundreds of complex computer models plotting the rapid reduction of greenhouse gases that drive climate change, in other words, zoom right past it.

The results showed that the module with a greater curvature surface possessed a better mixing performance owing to the rapid reduction of the liquid sheet thickness, which strengthened the mixing process in the lateral direction along the flow development.

This explains the rapid reduction of voltage amplitude straight after the resonance in Fig. 5c.