Sentence examples for account reductions from inspiring English sources

The Liberal Democrats and Tories hit out after it emerged the Government was taking into account reductions in the MRSA rate including the first quarter of 2008/2009.

After taking into account reductions in hours of work, which have decreased in the recession, the Institute for Fiscal Studies has highlighted that for those aged between 22 and 30, median earnings are 15% lower than before the recession, driven by a combination of lower hourly pay and fewer hours of work.

Although this enables the pharmacologic treatment effect of statins to be modeled, it does not take into account reductions in adherence to treatment over time that occur in the real world, which can be as high as 50% within the 1st year of treatment.

Total spending cuts for public employees will amount to a reduction equivalent to 0.3 percent of G.D.P. through 2013, taking into account reduction measures like hiring freezes.

This applies to the benefits to CT+ women who are screened and treated and is not designed to measure the full effect of screening, since it does not take into account reduction in PID due to reduced CT incidence.

From 1986 towards 1996, the biggest rate of change was observed at woodland followed by forestland which accounted reductions of 9265.4 and 5554.9 ha per annum at transition period of 1986 to 1996.

Reduction rates in forest and wood land had escalated in analysis period of 2006 to 2016 where annual forest loss accounts reduction of 14,872 ha of woodland and 6374.5 ha of forest per annum.

And of course they are not taking account of reductions in things like benefits which were occurring over the time.

Taking into account price reductions offered to Americans enrolled in managed care or otherwise insured, foreign drugs probably sell for 15 to 30percentt less.

We also explored whether the NMD system induced by PTCs could account for reductions in BRCA2 levels.

However, this cannot account for reductions in serogroup B disease incidence, which may be attributable to natural fluctuations.