Sentence examples for highly curtailed from inspiring English sources

Again, the policy OP-8 (with highly curtailed target demand), may be accepted if higher reliability of supply in season 4 (quantity based reliabilities of 94, 63 and 95%% for at site demand of Maithon and Panchet reservoirs and demand at Durgapur Barrage, respectively) (Fig. 4c) at low stipulated demand (i.e., at the cost of quantum of demand) be the criterion for reservoir operation.

One approach to the reversal and potential cure of T2DM is through revival of pancreatic β-cells, which are the primary producers of insulin in the body, and whose mass and function are highly curtailed during T2DM.

Culling, which proved highly effective in curtailing the 1997 poultry outbreak in Hong Kong, may be a less effective control strategy in Thailand, where poultry movement is extensive and difficult to control.

The number of provinces was reduced, and their autonomy curtailed, resulting in a highly centralised state.

When TFIID is mutated so as to turn off all TFIID valves, mRNA output from the lowly expressed gene is relatively unaffected, whereas mRNA output from highly transcribed genes might be severely curtailed.

The Austrian consumer organisation (VKI) evaluated GPs' performance in Vienna in delivering preventive care, specifically the highly standardised Austrian PHE for which a curtailed evidence-based guideline is published in German since 2005.

Historically, temperate P. vivax malaria was highly prevalent in central China, but it was considerably curtailed during the global malaria eradication campaign in the 1950s and 1960s [ 59].

All newspapers budget for legal costs annually and it is highly unusual for an editor to tell reporters their operations will be curtailed after a legal bill comes in, however high.

The use of highly skilled, more clinically oriented, foreign health workers has to some extent curtailed capacity development of national staff.

Reported the Washington Post: "Wall Street banks and other large financial institutions have begun putting intense pressure on Congress to hold off on legislation that would curtail their highly profitable trading in oil contracts -- an activity increasingly blamed by lawmakers for driving up prices to record levels".

The Comet, however, experienced structural failures that curtailed the service, and it was not until 1958 that the highly successful Boeing 707 jet transport began nonstop transatlantic flights.