Sentence examples for lowering in terms of from inspiring English sources

Two recent studies, the "ADVANCE" trial [ 43] and the "ACCORD"- trial [ 44], reported no significant benefit from intensive HbA1c lowering in terms of cardiovascular outcomes in subjects with long standing diabetes.

We're spending $5 billion a year on recruitment and retention, but lowering standards in terms of age, education, and aptitude.

"The summer is usually lower in terms of patient numbers, but not this year".

Earnings levels are also lower in terms of annual and hourly wages," the OECD says.

"It's easier for niche networks to tackle it, because their expectations are lower in terms of ratings".

Danes would rank much lower in terms of hours worked per year.

Inner-city seats such as Sydney and Melbourne have large populations born overseas, but rank lower in terms of people who don't speak English at home.

Hence, "social dumping", where foreign service providers undercut local service providers because their labour standards are lower (in terms of pay and social protection).

Those new underpinnings mean it's wider and longer, though – but lower in terms of both roof height and centre of gravity.

The skin FA profile is similar to the flesh FA composition but lower in terms of FA contents.

The tables below list a few of the companies presented by MacAvoy and Millstein as ranking higher or lower in terms of corporate governance and board independence.