Sentence examples for consecutive reduction from inspiring English sources
The cut to 20% in 2015 is the third consecutive reduction by George Osborne: the rate drops from 28% to 24% next month and from 24% to 21% in 2014.
The results indicate that the chromium electrodeposition process involved two consecutive reduction steps.
Denitrification was assumed to occur by the consecutive reduction of nitrates to nitrites and then to nitrogen gas without accumulation of intermediate gaseous products.
The use of furosemide for forced diuresis and a further distension of the collecting system and for a consecutive reduction in the T2* effects of the concentrated contrast material is optional [13, 15].
The combined model for consecutive reduction of NiO and NiAl2O4 in the oxygen-carrier particles with the kinetic parameters obtained in this work predicted adequately the experimental results with both materials.
Recent research paper [14] has mentioned the synthesis of core-shelled ZnO-Fe3O4 NPs with molar ratios of Fe3O4 NPS to ZnO at 1 1, 1 10, and 1 20 which shows consecutive reduction of magnetization upon increasing ZnO proportion, being least reduced for 1 1.
Hence, this condition is misinterpreted by TCP Reno as a congestion problem, with unnecessary consecutive reductions of the Cwnd value and to drastic reduction of its packet injection rate.
Due to the fact that, starting from 2009, consecutive reductions in the prices of virtually all medications have been applied, no correction for inflation was needed.
Each condensation cycle also involves three consecutive reductions to yield the fully saturated fatty acyl-ACP from the nascent β-ketoacyl-ACP.
Several rounds of end-to-end merging with consecutive reductions of the Sulston score cutoff stringency at 1e-15 were then performed, and followed by single-to-end merging until the final cutoff of 1e-15 was reached.
Soon after the crisis explosion, negotiations between the Greek government and the pharmaceutical companies lead to consecutive reductions in virtually all medication prices, reaching an average of 25-30%, compared to the before-crisis costs.
