Sentence examples for a reduced maximum from inspiring English sources

Happily, the committee makes good that omission by recommending that "the government should examine the scope for requiring a reduced maximum speed for the trains until electricity generation has been sufficiently decarbonised".

The stiffness degradation can be modelled with a power function while it is accompanied with a reduced maximum accumulated energy dissipation.

It may be possible, however, for a property owner to avoid paying taxes on the sale of a vacation home or a second home, and there are situations under which property owners who do not comply with the two-year requirement may nevertheless be entitled to a reduced maximum allowable exclusion.

Evaluation of the kinetic profiles (i.e. fit to Gompertz equation) revealed that the average responsive well in the GN2 plates displayed a longer lag phase and a reduced maximum extent (A), but equivalent maximum rate (μmax) of color development compared to GN plates.

The crystallization rate is highest for the triazole end-capped PCL, whereas a PCL with a triazole junction in more central position forms irregular shaped spherulites and is characterized by a longer induction period, a lower crystallization rate and a reduced maximum melt temperature.

Small businesses - those with gross receipts of $5 million or less - are subject to a reduced maximum penalty.

For pedal reconstructions only a a severely reduced maximum flow capacity after injection of papaverin was associated with an adverse outcome.

Furthermore, the Court's interpretation would permit a State to impose a drastically reduced maximum grant limitation -- or, indeed, a uniform payment of, say, $25 per family per month -- as long as all families were subject to the rule.

This transition involves the saturation with impurity atoms of the region between the decohering planes and leads to a dramatically reduced maximum stress for decohesion.

However, HEMADO was significantly less potent at A3 W243F-YFP compared with A3-YFP (P < 0.05, Student's unpaired t-test) and showed a significantly reduced maximum response compared with the wild-type receptor (Table  2).

In addition to this, natural anatomical differences in the size of the lungs, airways and respiratory musculature account for a relatively reduced maximum ventilatory reserve (capacity) in females [ 7].