Sentence examples for The deducted from inspiring English sources
verb
To take one thing from another; remove from; make smaller by some amount.
- I will deduct the cost of the can of peas from the money I owe you.
Next the Mann-Whitney test demonstrated that there was no significant relation between the deducted MMR status and response to platinum-based chemotherapy (p = 0.665).
Similar results were observed for the other data sets in the cross-validation demonstrating that the proposed integration can indeed lead to increased reliability of the deducted tissue-specific gene lists.
The money deducted from the clinics of poor work performance were not given to the superior ones.
The clerk put the coffee back on the shelf and deducted the amount.
The CSA had the money deducted from his pay.
The group deducted interest of £13.5m from its taxable profits in 2012, avoiding £3m.
Others saw their take-home pay shrink as the amounts deducted for health insurance rose.
The lottery deducted taxes and sent Mr. Lopes a check for $17,433,966.
The estate deducted a $312,840 charitable contribution from Silver's U.S. holdings.
Known as expense ratios, these are the amounts deducted each day from mutual fund accounts.
The money deducted from performance related payment were kept by THCs.
