Sentence examples for permitted a reduction in from inspiring English sources
The Hughes H-1 was a low-wing monoplane built with unbraced wings with a "stressed-skin" metal covering that bore stress loads and thereby permitted a reduction in weight of the internal structure.
In our case, encouraging the multifunctionality of the land has permitted a reduction in this cost.
In ARDS, the reduction in sedation posology and the algorithm-based management of sedation permitted a reduction in mortality [21].
Access to the three systems permitted a reduction in the number of unknowns in the regression analysis (i.e., (sigma_{x}, sigma_{y}) or (g_{0})) and hence a further clarification and quantification of the statistical relationship between the winds measured using the meteor and MF radar techniques.
Improvements in technology and subsequent productivity have also permitted a reduction in administrative labour costs: sickness funds reduced their number of employees by 5percentt between 1980 and 1990.
Unfortunately, the protocol permitted a reduction in the frequency of blood glucose measurements to four hourly tests when blood glucose was considered to be "stable," which was then inadequate to assess glycemic control.
At the federal level, for example, a tax on soda would permit a reduction in the payroll tax, which would encourage businesses to hire more workers.
This 'splitting' approach permits a reduction in the number of patients included in a trial.
Adjunctive lamotrigine in patients with refractory epilepsy and mental retardation appears to decrease seizure frequency and improve behavior while permitting a reduction in dose of concomitant antiepileptic drugs.
Such designs permit a reduction in the amount of experimental effort when the region of interest can be restricted to exposure-relevant mixing ratios.
Adult and paediatric data suggest that goal-directed sedation algorithms allow a more appropriate adaptation of the treatment to the patient's need and permit a reduction in the duration of mechanical ventilation.
