Sentence examples for interest reduced from inspiring English sources

A partner who fails to respond to a cash call has his partnership interest reduced by double the amount of the cash call".

Fuel and emission efficiency values have remained almost constant and the potential benefits of technological innovations were not used to satisfy public interest (reduced greenhouse gas emissions and oil imports) [42].

Because we were focusing on TAPs, a restriction of the HMMs to the ones of interest reduced the number of observations to a reasonable size.

Patient's description of what their fatigue involves includes a loss of social interest, reduced voluntariness for physical activity, cognitive disorders, reduced appetite and depressive symptoms.

Of interest, reduced IL-20 expression has also been demonstrated in the skin of patients after alefacept treatment [ 13], but only in those who responded clinically (12 responders versus eight nonresponders).

For example, the finding that interest-activity symptoms (of low interest, reduced activity, indecisiveness and lack of enjoyment) predict poorer treatment response [ 65] could be interpreted to suggest that the pathophysiological processes producing these symptoms are, to some extent, distinct, and less well targeted by antidepressants.

But the offer includes a significant amount of money that would be deferred without interest, reducing the present-day value closer to $12 million a year instead of $15 million.

More likely, the trees selected for the three KTs would be assessed for the NKTs of interest, reducing operational measurement costs.

Secondly, the very low rate of interest reduces the cost to tying up monies over the large number of years that come between starting a firm and getting liquidity.

"Continuing the existing policy eliminates conflicts of interest, reduces costs, and ensures meaningful coverage for the homeowner," she said.

By the White House Council of Economic Advisors' estimate, such conflicts of interest reduce Americans' IRA earnings by about 1% a year, or $17 billion.