Sentence examples for might reduce its from inspiring English sources
Indonesia had suggested that it might reduce its reliance on Australia.
Seoul has yet to announce whether and by how much it might reduce its oil imports from Iran.
The idea is that if the immune system thinks GAD is food, it might reduce its attacks on the GAD-containing pancreas cells.
That was not enough to stop E.D.S. shares from tumbling for the sixth day in a row, especially after Moody's Investors Service said that it might reduce its ratings on $4 billion of long-term E.D.S. debt because of concerns about the fallout from WorldCom's woes.
U.S. stocks lost some of their recent gains on Friday amid conflicting signals from Federal Reserve sources on when it might reduce its bond-buying stimulus and disagreements in Washington over what to do when the Government reaches its borrowing limits in the next few weeks.
Why did bond yields surge, if all the Fed did was say that it might reduce its bond purchases at some point?
A German relief team said it might also reduce its operations, but a South African Defense Ministry spokesman said its troops would stay in Mozambique for three more weeks or longer.
Unfortunately, Microsoft is still unrivaled at writing scary, unhelpful error messages ("Because of the dimensions of this picture, rotating it might permanently reduce its quality. Do you want to proceed?").
Although the mechanism whereby endogenous CD44 might accordingly reduce its affiliation with rafts is unknown, one speculation is that it reflects hetero-dimerisation between endogenous and overexpressed CD44 and their consequent co-trafficking in/out of rafts.
The recent exodus of foreign funds from emerging Asia — caused by the first hints, in May, that the Fed might soon reduce its support of the U.S. economy — highlighted the need to press ahead with changes and prompted some action.
However, NBR1 phosphorylation might slightly reduce its interaction with SQSTM1 as shown in GST affinity isolation and coimmunoprecipitation experiments.
