Sentence examples for reduced notes from inspiring English sources

Before we look at what has been happening to Ukraine's companies, now it's time to mention that for some reason during 2011, the NBU reduced notes and coins in circulation by 13percentt - from 17.9percentt of GDP at the end of 2010 to 15.5percentt of GDP at the end of 2011.

"Given the trend to shorten direct contact with physicians, the observed opportunities to spend time speaking with a patient have been significantly reduced," notes David B. Case, M.D., past governor and president of the New York Chapter of The American College of Physicians.

These differences caused by insecticides allowed us to test for net fitness benefits of the transgenes when plants were exposed to target herbivores, as well as net fitness costs of the transgenes when insect pressure was reduced (note that fitness costs can be offset by benefits and vice versa, resulting in no net fitness effects; e.g. Chen et al. 2006).

In a reduce note, analysts at Numis said: In a deal that we see as being a short term positive for sentiment, Intu has sold Bromley slightly ahead of book value.

Kantar seem to believe we are going to see more of the former, not the latter: "At the end of 2012 the global OS picture shows Android on top, but clearly the rate of growth it experienced over the past year is beginning to slow as easy wins from first time smartphone buyers begin to reduce," noted Sunnebo.

Steven A. Camarota, the director of research at the Center for Immigration Studies in Washington, a group that advocates reduced immigration, noted that he had first reported an outflow of Mexicans in 2009.

Officials were quick to point to the long-term trend of reduced fatalities, noting that even though the 2012 figure exceeded the 245 deaths in 2011, it still represented the fourth fewest traffic deaths on record since 1910.

This dissipation can be reduced by noting that no information is lost, if the filter clock is obtained by frequency-division of the DCO signal.

Pulmonary function measurements are reduced, as noted by a reduction in the amount of air that the lungs can hold (vital capacity) and changes in expiratory function and lung elasticity.

Above the transition, permeability is reduced (though note that there is no difference in potential temperature across the transition).

The trend toward reduced lifespan noted under some of the conditions tested is of interest and may warrant further study.