Sentence examples for deeply reduce from inspiring English sources

In many breast cancer (BC), activation of the phosphatidylinositol 3-kinase (PI3K) pathway may deeply reduce the efficacy to targeted therapies [1] [3].

Ten minutes of breathing deeply reduces the need for sleep, according to the bar's bubbly manager.

Can Favor the Brave  |  The drug maker Valeant has been buying up smaller firms and deeply reducing costs.

Bargain hunter alert: US-Appliance, a company in Michigan, has made it easy to buy slightly scratched or dented appliances at deeply reduced prices.

The Western Cape Province has deeply reduced mother-to-baby H.I.V. infection rates since 2004 — to less than 5percentt from 22percentt — by using both drugs.

Crème brûlée arrived soon after, a savory appetizer, the custard infused with pecorino beneath its sugary crust, served with red-onion jam and deeply reduced balsamic vinegar.

Industrial production fell to a quarter of the 1975 level, and foreign investment declined to almost nothing, while devaluation deeply reduced the value of the Malagasy franc.

With the financial backing of a group of nations led by France, former President Bill Clinton announced Thursday that his foundation had negotiated deeply reduced prices for 19 AIDS drugs to treat children, halving the cost of the simplest-to-use therapy -- three drugs combined in a single pill -- to less than $60 a year for each boy and girl.

That would mean labour taxes of all kinds could be eliminated completely for low-wage workers and deeply reduced for everybody else.Helpful though that would be, it might still do too little to improve the earnings prospects of unskilled workers.

Under this control condition, the active power fluctuation is deeply reduced, but the quadrature magnitudes of oscillating reactive power is also large due to the negative sequence currents are not removed.

Sunflower seedlings growing in liquid medium supplemented with cPTIO showed unaltered primary root length while the number of lateral roots was deeply reduced; indicating that endogenous NO participates in determining root branching in sunflower.