Sentence examples for reduced match from inspiring English sources

Showers skittered in on the wind, driving the players from the field three times during the Afghanistan innings, the last time more substantially, bringing their effort to a conclusion and curtailing an already reduced match to what proved to be a 25-over chase for England.

Also in rugby, a recent study showed that a preventive movement control exercise programme reduced match injury outcomes among young rugby players (Hislop et al. 2017).

The major findings of this study are: high altitude reduced match running in friendly matches; the altitude-induced reduction in activity profile in soccer matches was variable, but it was similar in sea level and high-altitude natives; thus, neither 13 days of acclimatisation for sea-level natives nor lifelong residence at altitude could protect against reduced output during matches at altitude.

We recognize that as the number and complexity of the input attributes increases, this will create a more specific and potentially more accurate clinical profile, but at a cost of reduced match size if the reference database remains the same size.

Some companies reduced matching contributions last year as profits declined.

G.M. has reduced matching contributions to its workers' 401(k) plans, while Ford, Delphi and Chrysler, a unit of DaimlerChrysler, have suspended matching contributions entirely.

However, reducing the complexity of the inference algorithm leads in most cases to reduced matching quality.

He finds that the reduced matching productivity from normal times (defined as 2000-August 2008) to the end of 2011 can explain an increase in unemployment to 7.1percentt.

That's an issue employees need to pay particular attention to going forward many companies that had stopped or reduced matching during the recession are easing back into matching, according to a recent study by Fidelity Investments.

The △3 mutant's activity is even more substantially reduced, matching the activity of the negative control PKI/III knockout mutant (Jan and Sarnow, 2002; Costantino et al., 2008).

Reduced matching of infant records may be related to the association between missing information, social disadvantage and adverse outcomes, or that severely ill infants with prolonged hospitalization may not necessarily be coded as a birth admission.