Sentence examples for put a reduced from inspiring English sources

Earlier, the regulators had permitted Lloyd's to put a reduced amount into a fund intended to guarantee the payment of the British insurance organization's World Trade Center claims.

Possibly due to the secretion of autocrine growth factors by RCE cells, it is advisable to put a reduced amount of growth medium in the flask and not to change it for a couple of days, in order to sustain RCE cell proliferation.

Then, the reads may be directly output to SAM files, or put through a reduce phase where duplicates are removed; the choice is made through a command line option.

Successful efforts to reduce America's black homicide toll must put a focus on reducing access to firearms".

But Ms. Kathrens, the wild-horse advocate, said the government should instead put a priority on reducing the millions of head of cattle that graze on public lands, so that horses would have more room.

Control over a system is, simply put, a means of reducing the variety that the operating environment imposes.

The U.S. wants to put a focus on reducing global imbalances and promoting the sort of structural reforms that would increase domestic demand in export-focused economies like China.

The fourth Millennium Development Goal (MDG4) has put a target to reduce less than 5 year mortality and its main effort is to focus on preventing neonatal deaths [ 10– 10].

Trudeau, who just returned from the climate conference in Paris, promised to continue working with provinces to put a price on carbon, reduce greenhouse gas emissions and introduce a new environmental assessment process.

Cass was blunt on the topic: A Romney Administration, he said, would not put a high priority on reducing U.S. emissions of carbon.

New rules put an emphasis on reducing principal (ie, loan balances).