Sentence examples for confines reduced from inspiring English sources

EUGENE, Ore .— There went Stanford onto the field at Autzen Stadium, its once-rowdy confines reduced to silence, the home crowd somewhere beyond stunned.

To increase evidence-based medicine (EBM) instruction within the confines of reduced resident work hours.In 2001-02, the authors designed and implemented an EBM curriculum for residents on an inpatient medicine service at Stanford University Medical Center.

It isn't only Medea who is confined and reduced by these circumstances.

This loss of the β-adrenoceptor response was not simply confined to reduced inotropy (reduced increase in LVDevP and +dp/dtmax; Figure 3A and B, respectively), but also apparent as reduced lusitropy (reduced increase in –dp/dtmax; Figure 3C), indicating severe systolic and diastolic dysfunction.

The main objective of Cryotrap is to confine and reduce strongly the migration of radioactive volatile isotopes in beam lines.

It was found that the criterion was justified, but should be somewhat confined to reduce possible errors.

But the committee is confined to reducing the deficit, and nothing more — a mandate that the White House wanted Americans to believe was a compromise to ward off Republican demands to cut spending by far more than $1.2 trillion.

Highly confined system reduces the movement, thereby reducing the screening.

We found that when the confining pressure reduces rapidly, coal permeability increases sharply.

For example, the InGaAs confining layer reduces the lattice mismatch between QDs and buffer and, hence, strains in QDs.

The increase in strength and ductility due to full axial confinement is not applicable to pure bending and bending plus axial load simply because the area of effective confined concrete is reduced.