Sentence examples for expressed for reducing from inspiring English sources

"Relatively little support was expressed for reducing Social Security benefits to achieve deficit reductions, with the most popular of these options being an option to raise the age of achieving full benefits to 69 by 2025," testified Carolyn Lukensmeyer, head of AmericaSpeaks.

Across all surveys, women who consumed higher levels of alcohol (>2 standard drinks per day) were significantly more likely to be concerned about the amount of alcohol they drink and to express positive intentions for reducing their alcohol intake than women who drank less (see table 5).

In this study, we presented three major findings: (i) the molecular mechanism of PRL-3 overexpression in promoting AML cell growth in vitro, (ii) novel approach of using PRL-3 antibody as unconventional therapies to target PRL-3 expressing AML cells for reducing tumour burden in animal model and (iii) a clinical relationship between high PRL-3 expression and poorer survival in AML patients.

Except for Gsts, which were expressed at reduced levels, fasting had no denoting effect on expression of phase II metabolism genes.

For reducing bias in quantitative characters, most of them were expressed in terms of ratios (except blade thickness).

9 39 Given that many women expressed reduced desire for children following diagnosis, HIV may indirectly threaten traditional Swazi gender norms with potentially abusive or violent consequences (in which men dictate the number of children and generally have high fertility desires).

Former Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani's expressed contempt for it does not mean that experienced precinct commanders were unaware of its powerful potential for reducing crime.

Temperatures are expressed in reduced units.

Pinnipeds have several adaptions for reducing drag.

15 Language was a concern for Hispanics who expressed reduced confidence when they had difficulty communicating with the PHC provider due to a language barrier.

Progressive activists have been hammering him for supporting Simpson-Bowles, highlighting the peril for Democrats who express openness to reducing benefits people feel they have earned over their lifetime.