Sentence examples for could only be reduced from inspiring English sources

Ham, a member of David Cameron's short-lived group of NHS advisers, said hospital budgets could only be reduced if much more care was already being provided by GPs, community nurses and staff who support patients in their own homes.

It can and probably should be managed down, but it does not really explain most of the deficit, and could only be reduced to zero if there were an appetite for committing to a significant increase in permanent NHS staff, which of course would carry financial implications of its own.

However, the 10-m DEM could only be reduced to 25% of the original data set before statistically altering the DEM.

In the initial phase, because the precooling technology was not mature enough, the concrete placing temperature could only be reduced to 17 18°C.

Among other explanations, the company now claimed that the promise was only that individual policyholders would never be singled out for a benefit reduction; that the benefits could only be reduced for the group as a whole.

After inclusion, the dose of calcium-containing phosphate-binders could only be reduced or left unchanged.

Plating efficiency, however, could exclusively be reduced by RA in GRU-1B, the only cell line expressing RAR-alpha.

That lump sum could simply be reduced.

Similarly, univariate prediction accuracies dropped when marker effects estimated in a given environment were used to make predictions in different environments [ 7, 14], although a recent study on white spruce in eastern Canada showed that prediction accuracy could only be slightly reduced in such situations [ 18].

In other work, an anti-sense construct against MT1-MMP was designed and transferred into RA synovial fibroblasts for studies in the severe combined immunodeficient mouse model [ 84], but invasiveness of RA synovial fibroblasts into the co-transplanted cartilage could only be moderately reduced.

Last September, Sotheby's and Christie's agreed to pay $50 million each in the form of the certificates, which could be sold, but could only be used to reduce commission costs on future consignments.