Sentence examples for extraordinarily reduced from inspiring English sources

Tony Travers of the London School of Economics said councils should prepare themselves to be in an "extraordinarily reduced position in 2020.

These stem cells in both dead mice and human corpses were dormant when discovered, with extraordinarily reduced metabolic activity, marking the first time scientists have found that stem cells were capable of such dormancy.

In this work, the tra gene of the twelve Anastrepha species showed extraordinarily reduced variation, and no insertions were detected, unlike in some Drosophila species.

It has the largest molar and premolar teeth, the thickest tooth enamel, the most massive jaw (Fig. 4), the most derived facial skeleton (including cheek bones that are swept out to the side and pulled so far forward that they resemble a bony visor), and extraordinarily reduced incisor and canine teeth.

The current policy environment in Australia provides the first major opportunity to reduce extraordinarily high smoking rates in remote Indigenous communities.

While Lambda's memory usage is not extraordinarily high, it can be reduced further by a command-line parameter that offers a convenient memory to runtime trade-off.

"It has done extraordinarily, I guess, controversial things, like dramatically reduced speeding".

An annual mortality improvement of 3.5% is extraordinarily high and means that mortality can be reduced by half in less than 20 years.

But in a somber briefing to legislators on Tuesday, the state's budget director, Benjamin Barnes, warning of "extraordinarily difficult decisions to reduce spending," said Connecticut also faced an estimated shortfall of $1.1 billion in 2013-14 that would have to be addressed, beginning next year.

Changes in the design were also recommended in order to reduce the extraordinarily high strain on the paramedics which was measured via peripheral-physiological methods.

A network, such as PHPN, can take an extraordinarily complex system and reduce it to a relatively simple form, revealing underlying connections and important clustering details that would not be evident from studying individual or non-complex relationships among traits [ 8].