Sentence examples for and since reducing from inspiring English sources

And since reducing energy consumption is synonymous with reducing cost, it could have a major effect on cost as well.

A matrix and its reduction are models of exactly the same logic systems, and since reduced matrices have no redundant elements, the classes of reduced matrices that are matrix semantics for logic systems are usually taken as the classes of matrices that deserve study; they are better suited to encoding in algebraic-like terms the properties of the logics of which they are the semantics.

"But there is no requirement that the share allocation be changed if market conditions change, and it would be both divisive and impractical to do so since reducing one shareholder's allocation will necessarily increase another's".

This improves the usability of the protein since reducing agents and subsequent laborious buffer exchanges can be avoided.

It is possible that decreased nmt55/p54nrb expression represents poor tumor differentiation, increased tumor growth and metastases since reduced or absent hERα expression and function correlates with poor tumor differentiation [ 11, 36] and tumor size is a strong indicator of tumor progression [ 37].

Ms. Maisano listed the four-bedroom home in April for $1.375 million and has since reduced the price to $1.285 million.

One of the sellers, Douglas Atkin, also listed his apartment separately, for $1.25 million, in May and has since reduced it to $1.175 million.

Sumitomo, which bought 10percentt of Goldman in 1986 for about $500 million and has since reduced that holding to 3.1percentt, does not intend to sell the stock immediately, a spokesman, Seiichi Jo said.

The Grammy-winning singer listed her three-house compound in Hollywood Hills West at $15.95 million at the beginning of October and has since reduced it by $2 million.

High photosynthetic rate with low WUE is considered a favorable growth strategy for annual plants in moist conditions (Arntz and Delph 2001; Geber and Griffen 2003), since reduced WUE associated with high conductance adversely affects fitness only in dry soils (Heschel et al. 2004; Saldaña et al. 2007).

A salt reduction programme led by the Food Standards Agency and CASH (Consensus Action on Salt and Health) was launched in the UK in 2003, and it has since reduced dietary salt intake to 8.1 from 9.5 g/day as measured by 24 h urinary sodium excretion in a random sample of the population.