Sentence examples for actually reductions from inspiring English sources

As often as not, the cuts were actually reductions in projected increases in spending.

Nevertheless, there are many three-dimensional slow fast systems [1, 37, 49, 50] that are actually reductions of higher-dimensional models.

In contrast to the general older population that showed attenuated growth in total health care costs with greater participation, older adults with diabetes who made at least 2 visits/week to the SS program actually had reductions in total costs over time.

Jonathan Biss gave a deft account of the piano line, actually a reduction of the orchestral original.

Most of what poses as "tax reform" in Washington today is actually tax reduction.

The number of earmarks in the sweeping spending bill is actually a reduction from past years, although the exact amount is being debated.

Actually, mobility reduction at certain foam qualities increased post water re-injection; this increase was substantial for the foam with 90% initial quality.

The so-called bedroom tax is actually a reduction in housing benefit payments to families deemed to have too much living space by their local authorities.

However, for the convenience of interpretation, those variables were still retained in the model if at least one of variables/factors in the same parameter category was significant in at least one of the models (injury and/or fatality), though this may actually induce reduction in efficiency of the model.

Actually, BRD4 reduction significantly increased NRF2 binding to both HMOX1 enhancers after CoPP induction.

In an e-mail to Gelb on May 28th, Alan Gordon, the executive director of the American Guild of Musical Artists, which represents the chorus, the principal singers, the dancers, and the production staff at the opera, went directly at him: "Actually, the cost reductions the Met needs to adopt are reductions in your run-away, unregulated spending and excessive draws on the endowment".