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Meanings of dramatic reduction in English

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Usage of dramatic reduction in English
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Yet the current crisis has led to a dramatic reduction in flotations.
The Guardian
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COG complex mutants exhibit a dramatic reduction in Golgi-specific glycosylation and other defects.
Pubmed
3
This led to a real and dramatic reduction in the number of infant deaths.
The Irish Times
4
Mutation of the HNF-1 site resulted in a dramatic reduction in SRC promoter activity.
Pubmed
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One obviously can't go for some dramatic reduction in peacekeeping.
Reuters
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The company said the data showed a dramatic reduction in patient need for protein infusions.
Reuters
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But how could such a dramatic reduction be achieved?
The Irish Times
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Active and passive immunotherapeutic approaches result in dramatic reduction of Aβ pathology in AD animal models.
Pubmed
9
Global warming is causing a dramatic reduction in Arctic sea and land ice and thawing permafrost.
Pubmed
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On the contrary, DFMO determined a dramatic reduction of tTG expression and of the apoptotic index.
Pubmed
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The first-ever aerial survey of Africa's savannah elephants has shown a dramatic reduction in their numbers.
BBC
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There has been a dramatic reduction in the number of road deaths during the past 20 years.
The Irish Times
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Whether this dramatic reduction in transmission will be sustained following cessation of MDA remains to be seen.
Pubmed
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In contrast, blocking DLL4 leads to dramatic reduction of inflammatory T cell responses and their-mediated tissue damage.
Pubmed
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Our results show that tetracycline treatment leads to dramatic reduction or clearance of Wolbachia from the nematode.
Pubmed
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This will result in a dramatic reduction.
The new yorker
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Ireland
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United States of America
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