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reduction

[ri-duhk-shuhn] / rɪˈdʌk ʃən /


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When the results were combined, exercise showed a medium sized reduction in depression symptoms and a small to medium sized reduction in anxiety symptoms.

From Science Daily

The National Federation of Fish Friers says reductions in cod in the Barents Sea have left shortfalls in the supply chain, but hopes consumers will be adventurous and give other fish varieties a try.

From BBC

A Royal Mail spokesperson said overtime was reviewed regularly, and a reduction after Christmas was to be expected, but performance was monitored on a daily basis.

From BBC

"We show reduced fibroblast activation and a nearly 50% reduction in tumor growth."

From Science Daily

Bass campaign spokesperson Douglas Herman pointed out that Raman is head of the council’s housing and homelessness committee — and that she repeatedly voiced support for Bass programs that have delivered back-to-back reductions in street homelessness.

From Los Angeles Times