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Meanings of substantial reduction in English

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Usage of substantial reduction in English
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Conclusion: Improvement in usual gait speed predicts a substantial reduction in mortality.
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We have already had a substantial reduction in taxes from wartime peaks.
State of the Union Addresses
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There was no evidence for a substantial reduction of penetrance in female subjects.
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More importantly, fracture results in a substantial reduction in the quality of life.
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Non-intensive chemotherapy exerted no substantial reduction of the tumour burden in three patients.
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We expect the proposed refinancing to result in a substantial reduction in interest expense.
Reuters
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Background: Improved usual gait speed predicts substantial reduction in mortality.
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There will be a substantial reduction in use of Avandia.
Reuters
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I really would like to see a substantial reduction in the number of Irish abortions.
The Irish Times
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Despite a substantial reduction in the number of cases, the preschool booster was not considered cost-effective.
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Results: All groups showed substantial reduction in drinking.
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They acknowledge, however, that the sheer size of their dollar holdings made their substantial reduction problematic.
Reuters
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CRIES-13 scores showed substantial reduction in stress scores.
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Conclusion: Lifestyle factors, when considered in combination, are associated with a substantial reduction in risk for diabetes.
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Conclusion: The implementation of SMC was associated with a substantial reduction in hospital admissions and all-cause mortality.
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The President had already made himself the spokesman of the popular demand for a substantial reduction of taxes.
The Cleveland Era: A Chronicle of the New Order in Politics
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