Sentence examples for combinations of cuts from inspiring English sources

But other ecologists say different combinations of cuts and burns may achieve the same results as widespread logging with less disruption to the forest.

These data are plotted as a function of hue difference in Supplementary Material Fig. S 4, which shows that, as for pair preference and pair harmony, similarity decreased as hue differences increased for all combinations of cuts.

Extracted 2×2 tables are presented online supplementary tables 4. Combinations of cut-offs did not consistently improve the overall rate of classification.

By visually examining the performance at different combinations of cut points of the two statistics and checking the size of feature sets, researchers can decide which feature set would be best to use.

The fear of campaigners for learning disabilities is that a combination of cuts and NHS reorganisation will see posts and services go.

A combination of cuts in government grants and a 50percentt reduction in individual and corporate donations had led to the crisis, he said.

Of all the lessons emerging from the struggle to repeal the Affordable Care Act, one stands out: Such a combination of cuts is politically toxic.

The deal also reduced the size of the cuts by $24 billion, out of a total of $109 billion this year, with a combination of cuts and tax revenue measures.

In the early 1970s, Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn, a private engineering institute, was in dire straits from a combination of cuts in federal aid and a dearth of students.

More than 6 in 10 in a Pew Research Center poll say it should be accomplished through a combination of cuts to major programs and tax increases.

The combination of cuts, freezes and rule changes coming into force on Friday amount to one of the most ruthless assaults on the finances of low- and middle-income families ever seen.