Sentence examples for reduced means from inspiring English sources

Should the world descend into autarky, America would be better equipped than China for survival on reduced means.

"The fact that costs are being reduced means that the drugs are going to be more and more easily used," Dr. Mugyenyi said.

"We remain committed to socially inclusive football and base our pricing structure on keeping prices low for kids and adults living on reduced means," said Ross County general manager Ranald Gilbert.

Reduced means eventually forced his heir, John Radclyffe, into selling the hall to Colonel John Birch in 1662, thus ending more than 300 years of his family's occupation.

The results showed that increasing pulp density and initial pH reduced mean responses for lead.

Increasing ruminal starch digestibility by replacing vitreous corn grain with floury grain reduced mean and minimum ruminal pH. Brown midrib 3 corn silage reduced mean and minimum ruminal pH and increased total volatile fatty acid concentration.

Reduced mean [Hb] and increased anaemia was associated with perennial transmission compared to seasonal transmission.

As anticipated, older adults had significantly reduced mean cortical thickness relative to younger adults (see Figure 7, left panel).

In addition, mice over-expressing an active p53, exhibit reduced mean thickness of subcutaneous adipose layer [57].

Although no significant hippocampal volume loss was evident presymptomatically, reduced mean diffusivity was observed in the right hippocampus and reduced mean and axial diffusivity in the right cingulum.

At 3500 mg/kg/day, Brooker et al. (1991b) reported reduced mean fetal weight.