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REDUCE: A Program for Reducing Reducible Representations

Journal of Chemical Education, 1998
The treatment of symmetry continues to grow in the undergraduate curriculum. Textbooks in physical and inorganic chemistry now treat the subject in considerable detail. Application of symmetry principles to vibrational analysis and to the determination of hybrid orbitals requires the use of the "reduction formula".
James F. O'Brien, Bruno F. Schmidt
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Reduced access, reduced choice, reduced transparency

Business Information Review, 2012
Information acquisition and use have been transformed by the internet. An enormous range of resources are more widely available than ever before, contributing to the perception that all information is available on the web. Many internet users complain of 'information surfeit', an inability to negotiate the vast volume of information at their fingertips.
Jacqueline Beattie, Amy Spiegel
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To Reduce or Not to Reduce

The American Journal of Nursing, 1925
know Sairey Gamp, the famous Dickens character, who stood as a type of her profession during the early part of the 19th Century? Two qualifications appeared to be desirable at that time. The popular conception of a nurse was a woman well along in years and usually fat.
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The REDUCE Trial

European Urology, 2010
This trial investigated the value of the dual-action 5a-reductase inhibitor dutasteride (GlaxoSmithKline, Middlesex, UK) in 8231 men with prostate-specific antigen (PSA) values between 2.5 and 10 ng/ml who had undergone previous negative biopsies. Of these men, 6729 had at least one biopsy and were analyzed and presented as what the authors called the ‘
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