Sentence examples for attempts at reduction from inspiring English sources

Attempts at reduction face two major obstacles.

Both themes are assured, if not entirely unified; where they align, they remind us that Huck resists attempts at reduction — the urge, as Levy puts it, to "stick him in school and uncomplicate him".

Multiple attempts at reduction and late re-manipulation at more than 7 days post injury are known risk factors for physeal arrest [7, 9, 10].

Nagel claimed that premature attempts at reduction can retard scientific progress, thus implicitly decoupling methodological demands from epistemological ones (Nagel 1961, 362 3).

First, we evaluate the socio-economic cost of carbon emission from the seaborne trade activity per borne ton criteria and per consumed ton of fuel criteria in BAU state (with no attempts at reduction) and METS state.

Multiple attempts at reduction may be required, with repeated trips to the radiology department, before an adequate reduction is achieved [ 2].

We included 40 consecutive fractures of AO types B and C that remained displaced after an initial attempt at reduction.

We included all the consecutive fractures of AO types B and C that remained displaced after an initial attempt at reduction.

In his landmark book, Syntactic Structures (1957), however, Chomsky argued that because corpora can contain only finitely many sentences, no attempt at reduction can succeed.

During the initial visit at the emergency department, 28 patients (28 fractures) were treated with a cast without the need for reduction, in 54 patients (55 fractures) a single attempt at reduction was performed and in 9 patients (9 fractures) two attempts were undertaken.

Thus, by giving up any attempt at reduction and characterizing the notion of an intervention in causal terms, an "interventionist" approach of the sort described under §§5 and 6 avoids the second classical problem besetting manipulability theories that of anthropocentrism and commitment to a privileged status for human action.