Sentence examples for Limited reductions from inspiring English sources

Limited reductions in infectivity were observed depending on treatment condition.

This is especially true for gasoline markets, where relatively-high price increases have often resulted in limited reductions in demand.

A release from the committee said that "a small number of departments present cause for concern" because they have increased the number of A's or shown limited reductions.

Eight percent of the world's population live in high-fertility countries that have experienced limited reductions in fertility and where the average woman has five or more children in her lifetime.

The BBC News budget will be cut by £24m, with "limited reductions" in current affairs across TV and Radio 4. Non-news programmes on the BBC News channel will be scaled down with more repeats in off-peak.

Morrisons, which has been hit hard by the discounters' growth, has pledged to cut prices on thousands of items while many analysts expect Tesco's new boss, Dave Lewis, to make further cuts in addition to the limited reductions announced so far.

"In the end, we expect a limited reduction in the size of the state work force," the governor said to reporters after the meeting.

Yet this solid performance results in a limited reduction in public sector borrowing this year to £107.8bn, from £111.2bn on the OBR's last estimate.

It was found that a considerable noise reduction could be gained with only a limited reduction in fan efficiency.

Another circuit analysis problem, MCSP, is in NP but not known to be NP-complete, and in fact is not NP-hard under some limited reduction models.

Techniques based on data scrambling have demonstrated that security can be improved with a limited reduction in performance.