Sentence examples for for a reduced amount from inspiring English sources

Mr. D'Amiano also owed the state hundreds of thousands of dollars in back taxes, and federal investigators are now trying to determine whether the McGreevey administration gave him preferential treatment when the state agreed to settle that debt for a reduced amount.

The aim was to assess the effect of introducing steel fibres into the concrete mix in order to compensate for a reduced amount of conventional transverse steel reinforcement and hence lessen congestion of the latter.

The removal of column-based clean-up steps and the increased circularization efficiency (via the implementation of intra-molecular hybridization instead of circularization to an internal adaptor) are the main factors that allow for a reduced amount of input DNA.

Notably, the fidelity of the nanopatterns was slightly lost after the dichloromethane washes and required a second round of solvent annealing, but for a reduced amount of time, to regain the well-ordered microphase segregation (Supporting Information Figure S3).

This finding indicates the importance of considering the fat % in the evaluation of BC to identify the distribution of body tissues; ie, the high fat % signals for a reduced amount of muscle mass and bone mass, with negative effects on functioning and health status in the elderly.

In embryos from imp-α2 D14/imp-β Ketransheterozygouszygous females, the Imp-βKetRE34 and wild-type Imp-β proteins display a 1 1 ratio (data not shown) and compete for a reduced amount of Imp-α2 (50% of normal level).

This leads to path breaks for longer time causing a reduced amount of packet delivery ratio at higher pause times as shown in Figure 10.

As a result, Brandon's wife has lost her disability payment of £60 ($92) per week, leaving both her and Brandon struggling to survive on a reduced amount intended for only one person.

For this year she inherited a slightly reduced amount that was compensated for by an increase in private sponsorship.

The Washington program provides for those returning home from prison to defer payment for up to a year while they look for work, or to pay a significantly reduced amount up front, according to the mayor's office.

The Appellate Court wrote: "We understand Willis's [the seller's] feeling of being cheated by its former partners and the assertion that it was lulled into accepting a grossly reduced amount for its share of the Belvedere company".