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reduced

[ri-doost, -dyoost] / rɪˈdust, -ˈdyust /




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While the plant reduced antibiotic levels in the water, it sometimes increased how quickly fish absorbed them.

From Science Daily

At venues where the plan has been implemented, the "incident response time has been reduced from minutes to seconds", says Allen.

From BBC

In one study, mice that received Y-deficient blood cells developed more age-related conditions, including reduced heart function and eventual heart failure.

From Science Daily

With working from home affecting commuter demand, and shopping increasingly involving mouse clicks rather than footsteps, its city-centre and commuter car parks have had reduced occupancy.

From BBC

The private-credit market’s opacity and use of hybrid vehicles with redemptions create liquidity issues, prompting calls for fee cuts and reduced leverage.

From Barron's