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Potentially up to 25% reduction in average response time in many scenarios.

Their solution: a 30 percent reduction in livestock production, and therefore, a drop in meat consumption.

Flower initiation is often associated with a reduction in shoot extension.

When plants are exposed to blue light, they experience a reduction in flavin pigments. This reduction activates the cryptochromes and thus allows for growth and seedling development.

"The downside of the harms outweighs the one-day reduction in symptomatic benefits," Heneghan said.

Studies have shown that a reduction in caloric intake can increase life expectancy in animals-why not humans?

However, the reduction in space devoted to parity may result in quicker introduction of larger disks or better disk reliability.

The reduction in quality is so significant that it renders the formerly sublime experience one not worth having at all.

This leads to a further reduction in temperature, creating more ice and possibly a runaway, 'snowball earth' scenario.

However, in countries where specific strategies have been put in place to reduce the prevalence of Campylobacter in live poultry, a similar reduction in human cases is observed.

In one study, more than half the people who meditated two and a half hours a week for eight weeks reported a whopping 54% reduction in stress.

This reduction in uncertainty also reduces the variance in estimations, since there is a direct correlation between these factors and the ability to produce sound estimates.

Aspirin produces a 20% relative reduction in the risk of heart attack, stroke or death due to vascular disease, in patients with PVD.

But the aviation industry has set itself a tough target: a 50% reduction in fuel consumption by 2020, to cut CO2 emissions in half.

Automotive News reports this week that AutoNation (AN, Fortune 500), the nation's largest dealership group, expects a 30% to 50% reduction in shipments of some Japanese brands.

For instance, Asia and the Pacific and Latin America and the Caribbean had seen an overall reduction in both the number and the prevalence of undernourished people.

As the Tories have promised to ring-fence the NHS, an even sharper reduction in expenditure lies ahead for unprotected areas such as defence and transport.

The goal of service orientation is to attain a structural cost reduction in the delivery of IT services through reuse and standardization.

For countries such as Italy with huge public-debt burdens, the reduction in interest costs on joining the euro relieved pressure to trim budgets.

Under a road or railway, a sewer is best laid in a heading. In this way, the actual road or railway remains undisturbed during the sewer construction and a large reduction in excavation is possible.

But perhaps the most valuable benefit of recycling is the saving in energy and the reduction in greenhouse gases and pollution that result when scrap materials are substituted for virgin feedstock.

Revenue increased 2% (3% excluding foreign exchange) for the third quarter, primarily driven by an increase in hotel and car rental revenues, partially offset by a reduction in air revenues.

PAUL KRUGMAN: I think it was meant mainly as a technical cleanup—just a reduction in the aid to banks, not a contractionary policy; and maybe also as a non-substantive sop to the inflation hawks.

The practice caught on elsewhere, helping the farmers of the basin to get through the recent long drought using far less water than before yet with no reduction in output.

The reduction in symptoms persisted for at least 3 menstrual cycles after discontinuation of fish oil plus vitamin B12, whereas the effect of fish oil alone disappeared after 1-2 months.

For example, sharks eat seabirds, so that a reduction in shark Numbers leads to more seabirds, who then eat up the bait fish needed by tuna, another endangered big fish.

The amount of any reversal of any write-down of inventories, arising from an increase in net realizable value, is recognised as a reduction in the amount of inventories recognised as an expense in the period in which the reversal occurs.

Patients: A total of 229 skeletally mature patients with traumatic pelvic disruptions associated with pubic symphysis diastasis requiring open reduction internal fixation.