Sentence examples for reduced productive from inspiring English sources

Chronic diseases also raise the question of patients' reduced productive capacity over a long period – perhaps a life-time.

Former President Hugo CHAVEZ's efforts to increase the government's control of the economy by nationalizing firms in the agribusiness, financial, construction, oil, and steel sectors hurt the private investment environment, reduced productive capacity, and slowed non-petroleum exports.

Overall, feeding the RPL alone was judged to cause a generally reduced productive performance, which could be interpreted to suggest that lysine was not supplied in sufficient quantity or that it was not required.

Rumen acidosis is a common digestive disorder in ruminants fed high concentrate diets, and typically characterized with low rumen pH that results in changes in rumen fermentation and microbial profiles, disturbed intake and reduced productive performances (Tajima et al. 2001; Rotger et al. 2006).

Increased milk and milk energy output of the control cows reduced productive benefits of feeding a YP, and results suggest that the YP milk yield response was absolute (about 0.9 kg/cow/d) and that it decreased proportional to control group milk yield as control group milk yield increased.

To determine an employee's reduced productive output due to ill health, one first needs to establish the employee's normal productive output.

Restricting the flow of capital makes us poorer by reducing productive employment, and increasing prices.

He called America a nation born out of protests, and said that he had no interest in reducing productive civic dialogue.

The resulting variety in implementation strategies improves health outcomes, but may reduce productive efficiency.

To confirm that the 2-day IFN dosing schedule used was sufficient to reduce productive HCV infection, we measured levels of infectious virus in HFLC supernatants after 14 days of culture (i.e., 12 days after removal of added IFN) (Fig. 7B).

3 This epidemic of HIV/AIDS in the region has often been associated with social and economic problems such as stigma and reduced productivity from death of productive forces.