Sentence examples for precarious reduction from inspiring English sources
These result in the precarious reduction of the molecular chaperons needed for a functional proteome in normal cellular growth (Supplementary Figure 9).
The recruitment of 125 patients per group (A « intervention » and B « control »), with the acceptance of a first order risk of 5% and a power of 80%, would enable a reduction in the gap between the precarious cases and the non-precarious cases of 13.5 points to be demonstrated, enabling the difference in the return-to-work rate to be lowered from 22%to8.5%5%.
With precarious public finances it will be difficult to fund tax reductions through debt: so the only realistic option is to shift spending from the public to the private sector.
The ideal of abstinence in drug and alcohol treatment and its decentering within the concept of harm reduction, make introducing harm-reduction strategies in the clinical encounter precarious.
The commonality of the "blood, sweat and tears" strategy of deficit reduction gives some apparent plausibility to what is being imposed on more precarious countries like Greece or Portugal.
Furthermore, as many as 20% of strokes in HF patients may occur when transient myocardial ischemia or arrhythmias cause sudden reductions in cardiac output, leading to watershed infarction of cerebral territories with precarious blood supply, or of major arterial territories already compromised by coincident arterial stenosis (Howard et al 1987; MacKenzie 2000).
However, I must say that the connection between the reduction of cod and the increasing amount of jellyfish is very thin; it's a quite precarious assumption to point out a connection between the two.
Conversation is precarious.
They are also precarious.
