Sentence examples for difficulties in reducing from inspiring English sources
Mentions previous bureaucratic difficulties in reducing overseas personnel.
To the Editor: Your editorial discusses the difficulties in reducing health care costs.
On Thursday, a Moody's credit outlook report warned "given previous difficulties in reducing welfare benefits, actual spending cuts may be modest".
The findings pointed up India's nagging difficulties in reducing poverty and hunger among its 1.2 billion people, despite robust economic growth over the last decade.
Because of an editing error, an article on Tuesday about the difficulties in reducing the incidence of shingles in older Americans despite the availability of a vaccine misidentified a condition that affects 33 percent of patients over age 79.
Given the current difficulties in reducing unemployment, this is an asymmetry that will surely receive attention in future work.
This is also in agreement with the increasing difficulty in reducing the polymer as the pH increases.
Usual reduced-order models have an additional challenge, namely the difficulty in reducing the interface degrees of freedom.
In anticipation of the expected difficulty in reducing the tarsometatarsal joints in this patient, a two-stage procedure was planned and discussed with the patient.
A more stringent definition of remission was also considered (a YMRS score of <8); remission rates were low (<25%) with this definition regardless of treatment, demonstrating the difficulty in reducing symptoms to this level over such a short time period.
Disadvantages of this method include the long period of immobilization of the wrist, the need for a second operation to remove the hardware, potential attritional damage to the extensor tendons, difficulty in reducing and stabilizing the volar fragments of the distal radius, and the risks related to overdistraction of the radiocarpal joint (CPRS, finger functional impairement) [3, 4].
