Sentence examples for corrected reducing from inspiring English sources

The chief executive, Hector R. Ortino, said the matter was investigated internally and all inappropriate entries were corrected, reducing profit by 10 cents a share.

Even though a large number of patients should be enrolled in our future studies, we believe that any occurrence of right ventricular dysfunction should be immediately corrected, reducing M-PAW with the help of echocardiography.

Much work clearly is being done here by the intuitive conception of "strong analogy" between the reduced theory T′ and the corrected reduced theory T′*.

We also could not correct reduced precision resulting from correlation between siblings as our data do not allow the identification of siblings, although we do not suspect this effect could be substantial.

Some participants argued in favour of women being required to "correct the correctable" (reducing BMI, smoking cessation) before ART.

If this alternative hypothesis is correct, reducing predator abundance could result in increased survival of non-territorial or peripheral individuals, but the density of coral-killing algal gardeners should remain approximately the same over a broad range of predation intensities.

If this scenario is correct, reducing resorption would be a more efficacious way of inhibiting or preventing loosening of implants than addressing the pressure in the effective joint space, i.e. the periprosthetic regions that are accessible to joint fluid or the wear particles generated in all joint replacements.

The CUE report, published in January, states that majors have "insufficient attention and insufficient resources," a problem that, the report states, should be corrected by reducing general education requirements.

However, all results are based on a large cohort (n = 423), were obtained by stringent statistical analyses and survived Bonferroni corrected thresholds, reducing the likelihood of this interpretation.

Prior to all the quantitative analyses the data from each channel were corrected by reducing the background signal of untransduced cells.

Those data have thus been over-corrected, reducing the apparent temperature below the actual temperature.Dr Sherwood and his colleagues hit on a ruse to test this idea.