Reduction in a sentence

Pate stressed that there has been significant progress in tackling infectious diseases, with a 40 percent reduction in diarrhoeal diseases, a 24 percent reduction in tuberculosis (TB), and a 12 percent reduction in HIV.

Ferrie said that both seed chilling and “spike down” loss have the possibility of a 7% – 10% stand reduction, so fighting both could already result in a 14% – 20% reduction, if everything else is perfect.

In the last ten years, there has been a significant reduction in the levelized cost of wind energy by 70 percent and an even more remarkable reduction of 90 percent in the levelized cost of solar power.

Presumably, that implies at least a month of inventory reduction on a sort of global basis, and I'm guessing more like two or three months of inventory reduction within your Hainan and Korea travel retail businesses.

Retaliation can occur in many forms, including dismissal from employment, reduction of hours, alteration of work schedule, pay reduction, disciplinary action, assignment to difficult duties and more.

Streamlined risk reduction: Qostodian offers streamlined risk reduction through its automated workflows and actions, enabling organizations to continuously enhance their security posture.

The decrease is mainly driven by reduction in payroll and operational costs following our cost reduction initiatives, offset by operational costs related to the flow and transaction cost.

The European Week for Waste Reduction is open to all public, private, and even personal initiatives that focus on waste reduction, either on this year's theme or any other initiative designed to reduce waste production.

This reduction was significant only at the femoral neck of the amputated limb of amputees in a subgroup analysis, with a greater reduction noted for above-the-knee than below-the-knee amputees.

A Phase IIa clinical trial at Yale University demonstrated a reduction in TS-related tics of 21% across patients with almost 40% of participants experiencing a greater than 25% reduction.

CRT’s reduction of everything to “race” parallels the Marxist reduction of history to class oppression.

During her presentation "Unravelling Global Regulations and the Inflation Reduction Act," Grace Asenov, base and energy metals editor at Fastmarkets, discussed the impact of the Inflation Reduction Act, which the Biden Administration passed in late 2022.

However, she welcomed the 25% reduction in the use of seclusion — putting someone into a room so they are unable to leave — and the 9% reduction in the use of physical restraints.

In 2021, as the Assistant Zone 2 Commander, Mitchell helped lead the men and women of Zone 2. The Zone 2 Team won the City of Atlanta’s coveted Crime Reduction Award for achieving the greatest reduction of crime among all six zones in the City of Atlanta.

Is your home in need of fire fuels reduction like tree thinning, chipping, brush removal, and/or ladder fuels reduction?

The results are astounding, with participants in a clinical trial seeing a stunning reduction in deep eye wrinkles by 23 percent and a 17 percent reduction in smile lines after just one use.

They’ve also claimed the project resulted in a 59 per cent reduction in violent crime and 46 per cent reduction in offences involving weapons.

Any reduction in central bank stimulus causes a market crash (witness the 20% drop in 2018 as the Fed slowly raised interest rates from near-zero) and any reduction in deficit spending threatens to trigger a recession.

As the 2007-09 recession already demonstrated, a reduction in economic activity means a reduction in CO emissions.

Better understanding of these different exposures and pathways would inform regulation and help prioritize pollution monitoring, emissions reduction requirements and exposure reduction strategies.