Sentence examples for by reducing the term from inspiring English sources

The issue came up only this year because the French presidential term was reduced to 5 years from 7. This change, approved in a referendum last fall, was seen largely as a tactical move by the 69-year-old Mr. Chirac, who, by reducing the term of the president, likely reduced the importance of his age in the election campaign.

Reducing the finance charges by reducing the term of the loan will lower the finance charges overall but increases your monthly payment since you have less time to repay the loan.

Statistical power is thereby increased by reducing the error term in the regression equation (Kleinbaum et al. 1988).

The technique also holds the potential to improve patients' quality of life by reducing the longer term risks of chronic pain and impaired shoulder function.

Drought effects were modelled by reducing the long-term average (e.g. normal) precipitation (daily temporal resolution, Table II).

Thus, minimizing cellular HO production is better suited for cancer prevention by reducing the long-term accumulation of oxidative DNA damage and mutagenesis.

Such loans are not likely to be appropriate for dealing with temporary price spikes in the world market, but could provide an indirect form of balance of payments assistance by reducing the medium-term demand for supplementary imports.

If it is assumed that GluA1 deletion enhanced long-term habituation by reducing the competition between short-term and long-term memory processes, then it must be assumed that a short-term process may have reduced long-term memory in control mice.

Thus, putting all these observations together, we decided to apply Pareto's principle by reducing the amount of terms of each resource (the Web page, the folksonomy and the personomy) by 80%, expecting to have a reduction in the quality of our ontologies in approximately 20%.

Securities purchases by the Federal Reserve put downward pressure directly on longer-term interest rates by reducing the stock of longer-term securities held by private investors".

Second, by reducing the supply of long-term bonds, it can force investors who want long-duration assets to accept a lower return on the smaller supply of those still available.