Sentence examples for a clear reducing from inspiring English sources

In the BY4742 and ER7A backgrounds, which lack the smp1 R110Q,P269Q and hot1 P107S,H274Y alleles, the gpd1 L164P allele had a clear reducing effect on glycerol yield compared to the wild type GPD1 allele.

A similar relationship could be demonstrated for TSP-1 and Il-1RII with a clear reduced response to the applied Dexamethasone that could be significantly reversed through the addition of DIMS0150.

Addressing businessmen and women at a dinner, Clegg made it clear reducing Britain's debt is a major priority for the Lib Dems, arguing a lack of continued spending restraint would saddle future generations with an "unbearable" burden.

The solution seems clear: Reduce the corporate tax rate and eliminate the loopholes.

Our obligation is clear: reduce the risk of gun homicide and suicide in Georgia.

"The government and higher education sector now faces a clear choice: reduce student numbers or increase funding for HE," Wellings said.

In contrast, therapeutic zinc supplementation during acute diarrhea has been reported to have a clear benefit in reducing the incidence of persistent diarrhea by ~25% and in reducing the proportion of children with persistent diarrhea > 3 days by ~30%[ 74].

The United States is combining this building-block approach to free trade with a clear commitment to reducing global barriers to trade through the WTO.

The Millennium Challenge Corporation insists on playing a robust consulting role to ensure that any program the United States helps finance has a good rate of return and a clear effect on reducing poverty, and that the highest standards of accounting are followed.

But the government's own aid watchdog gave their private sector aid spending an amber-red rating and warned that ministers lack targets and a clear focus on reducing poverty.

In May, the Independent Commission for Aid Impact, the UK aid watchdog, criticised DfID for ramping up spending on private sector programmes that do not have a clear focus on reducing poverty.