One can pass the buck about goodness that is, deny that the goodness of something adds any additional reason to want or get it without holding normative reduction.
With an assistant holding the reduction of the newly prepared bone ends, fixation of the distal fragment to the fixator was then carried out.
External fixation facilitates indirect reduction, via ligamentotaxis provided by soft tissue tension to align and hold the reduction and exposure of dislocated carpal bones.
When the Fed held its reduction to half a percentage point that day, stock prices tumbled.
But economists and investors are divided over whether the central bank will cut the rate by half a percentage point, as it has done on seven of nine occasions this year, or hold the reduction to a quarter of a percentage point.
No matter when the Defence Review was then held, a reduction of this size would require hard decisions to be made on major programmes across all three services.
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Quantal content was calculated by dividing the average eEPSC amplitude by the average mini amplitude, corrected for the more hyperpolarized holding potential (amplitude reduction to 75%; Hallermann et al., 2010).
Two defense lawyers, Keith S. Hampton and Walter M. Reaves Jr., filed a petition with the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals, asking it to order that additional judges be assigned to hold bond-reduction hearings.
If staff cuts do not do the trick, he said, he will turn to the center's basic research to hold off reductions in programs "where discoveries are applied to people".
76 Figure 5 outlines general recommendations for drug holds, dose reductions, and drug discontinuations.
