Sentence examples for a reduced value from inspiring English sources

For regions with a low RPC (overconfidence), and hence generally low correlations, the corrected hindcasts are clustered even more closely to climatology so to become reliable but with very little sharpness (blue histograms in Figure  2a), and the Brier score has only been improved to equal that of climatology (0.28 reduced to 0.25, where an improved Brier score has a reduced value).

Despite its impressive progress report, many analysts say that Greece may yet have to restructure its debt, requiring bondholders to take a haircut — accept a reduced value for their holdings — although that process could be postponed for three to five years because of the bailout by the Union and the I.M.F.

The analysis predicts a reduced value of α when comparison is made with the BCS limit.

The QE of the device under bending shows a reduced value (~23%) with the same peak position at 515 nm.

There was no indication of a reduced value for the net energy requirement for maintenance of Santa Ines hair sheep, when compared with the values recommended by the major systems of nutrient requirements and feed evaluation.

Comparing the results presented in Figures 4 and 5, it can be observed that while the average queue size is kept at a reduced value, the packet loss rate quickly increases.

A reduced value-added tax rate for hotels is a sop to the FDP and CSU.

In the developed world, some of the beneficiaries include French taxi drivers, who receive an annual rebate on diesel and gasoline; British householders, who pay a reduced value-added tax for heat and power; and oil and natural gas companies in Alaska, which receive tax credits to offset the cost of drilling and exploration.

Some goods and services now subject to a reduced value-added tax rate will have to bear the full 16% rate.Though the new government appears to have rejected earlier ideas for a general increase in VAT, higher inheritance taxes or a reintroduced wealth tax, this has not diminished the wrath of business leaders or of the opposition.

The burden of a reduced-value medallion could be lessened if the new medallions were issued to those already owning medallions, but in any event, an increase in the number of medallions could reduce the costs of more difficult transportation.

The results included a loss of $347 million for the reduced value of a field that was seized by Ecuador's government in May and for assets of Vintage Petroleum, acquired in January, that the company is selling.