Sentence examples for not reduced so from inspiring English sources

While crime statistics are difficult to interpret – violent crimes such as rape and assault have not reduced so markedly – the trend overall is repeated across the US.

The first is high debt levels; debt has been reshuffled, not reduced, so any rise in rates can cause problems for debtors.

If you want to take paternity leave you can, but your billable hours are not reduced, so you have to make up for it by working more hours afterward.

When the ratio of NADH/NAD+ is low (such as diet restriction), complex I is not reduced so that electron leak is also low [ 55].

"You have exactly the right kind of absent presence," her supervisors tell her, as they promote her to the position of making redundant those who can't reduce so neatly the appalling stories they hear.

In any case, it is probable that within-farm prevalence was not sufficiently reduced so as to reduce the number of infected farms in the region.

"It had to be tactically competent: it couldn't be reduced so far down that you couldn't have the skill depth and the element of overpowering your opponent mentally, and trapping them".

The direction and guidance from DR right after the scientific session and from the art teachers, MI and DP, was reduced so as not to interfere with the creative process of the children in representing their impressions on the volcano.

The number of elements displayed per screen are reduced, so as not to overly crowd things, but the font sizes were sufficiently small that both my wife and I found ourselves moving closer to the screen to read.

This behaviour may be explained in terms of the poor hydrogenating capacity of Ni compared to Pt [44], making it more difficult for the Ni atoms to be fully reduced, so that not enough Ni metallic sites were available to sustain the reaction, since the hydroisomerisation reaction includes a dehydrogenation step [40, 42].

Same as with the primer; however the amount of calcium hydroxide may have to be reduced so as not to alter the color of the paint.