Examples of using Small reduction in English and their translations into Italian
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which has shown that if there is a small reduction in the maximum speed of vehicles, this has a tremendous impact on the envi ronment.
at the expense of a small reduction in the frequency of the network.
drawing of the shaped tube and the small reduction and the full diameter after the cold rolling.
but in view of the small reduction in public pension levels
The mix resulting from the second vote achieved a small reduction in terms of emissions(92 g CO2 eq./kWh)
In other words he reduced the working week to 30 hours(6 hours per day) with a small reduction of pay the first year(7 hours paid instead of 8)
Cheil Jedang's passive role in the final stages of the cartel earns that company a small reduction of its fine and all cartel participants obtain a decrease of 10% for having terminated the infringement as soon as a public authority(in this case the US antitrust authorities and the FBI) intervened.
construction sectors, a small reduction may be expected in chemicals,
anaemia(a small reduction in red blood cell count
For smaller reductions, the surgery may be done with local anesthesia.
treatment was associated with small reductions in the mean values for total white blood count
More striking, however, are the very small reductions in cadmium concentration in soil
A lower tax rate is calculated to lead to a smaller reduction of transactions, and a higher one to a greater reduction. .
tissues is not affected by small reductions in the number of available healthy cells.
Those landing less than that amount might be subject to a smaller reduction, in proportion to their average catch of cod and/or hake.
the past two years, and only small reductions have been recorded for business users.
32-hour week in that it involves a smaller reduction in hours.
Smaller reductions can be observed in aid to coal mining contrasting with the increases in aid awarded to the service sector.
For smaller reductions the cut will follow the perimeter of the areola until the mammary groove.
This apparent medium term trend is the result of an increase in annual aid levels until 1997 that was followed by smaller reductions in annual levels until 1999.