Sentence examples for interpreted the reduction in from inspiring English sources
Sean Hannity, for instance, interpreted the reduction in hours to mean that "people will refuse to get up and go to work because they don't want to lose their government subsidy".
We have interpreted the reduction in ICP wave amplitudes following CSF diversion by extended lumbar drainage [ 8] or shunt implantation [ 44] as indicative of improved ICC.
Ma et al. (2013) interpreted the reduction in sister-chromatid recombination events observed in UV-treated G2-synchronized exo1 rad30 cells as a reduction in recombinogenic lesions; in their experiments, however, they suggested that the recombinogenic lesion was a large single-stranded gap rather than a DSB.
Furthermore, over the long-term, interpreting the reduction in the number of infections due to the intervention as 'infections averted' is not straight forward as faster population growth (by reducing the effects of AIDS-related mortality and sub-fertility) can contribute to greater numbers of infections despite the rate of incidence being reduced.
We interpret the reduction in contractility induced by flupirtine with a degree of caution, however, as this could be partly explained by its effect on L-type Ca2+ currents.
Peculiar thermodynamic properties of supercooled water have a key role in interpreting the reduction of D in nanoconfined environments [51].
As such, an unchanged rate of visiting cannot be easily interpreted, but the reduction in GP visits that we found may be meaningful.
The outcome of this calculation can be interpreted as the reduction in number of events that theoretically would not have occurred if the population in Q5, Q4, Q3 and Q2 would have had the risk for AMI of one socioeconomic exposure-level down (i.e. less deprived).
As we are assuming fitness decreases linearly with cost, Φ0 should be interpreted as the reduction in the fitness of proteins using the best available amino acids with respect to 'ideal' proteins that use the preferred amino acids at every site.
Schaffner's account has an ontological aspect in that he interprets the reduction functions as synthetic statements expressing identities between the entities and processes of the two domains related (in line with Sklar 1967 and Causey 1972a, 1972b), though he does not argue that these identities are metaphysical necessities.
