The Security Council need not be wholly reduced to its legitimacy-granting function.
By stage δ, all the epimera on opisthosomal segments 2 4 are wholly reduced, with the epimera on segments 5 12 short and mostly vestigial, with the exception of those of the seventh segment which are retained as relatively large, angular projections.
Certainly, the underlying heterogeneity of risks from each study, while wholly expected, reduces the confidence in the validity of some of our summary estimates of risk.
In the Commons last week, May said: "We will work closely with the European court of human rights on a programme to reduce the wholly unacceptable delays that have occurred there".
1963-75: With Minimalist art proclaimed by artists as freed of all metaphysical and cultural content, art becomes reduced wholly to materialist principles and the critique of its production and processes, structures and systems of aesthetics.
Previously, such credits could be used only to reduce taxes for wholly owned subsidiaries.
By tweaking certain aspects of the technique including doing the transfer sooner after fertilization they found they could reduce (but not wholly eliminate) the carryover of defective mitochondria, which could make the procedure ineffective, they report today in Nature.
That's one way a 10,000-person subsector, if wholly out of commission, could potentially reduce total motion picture industry employment by more than 10,000.
We can, nonetheless, explore whether different levels of disease severity in glucocorticoid-exposed and unexposed patients can wholly explain the observed relationship (ie, reduce the aRR from 1.2 to 1) using the 'rule-out approach'.
To date, efforts to monitor and reduce housing discrimination have been almost wholly focused on getting in, not getting (put) out of housing.But the impact is lasting.
Since the proposal would keep imageOne as a wholly-owned subsidiary, we would not have to reduce our staff.
