Sentence examples for reduced rises from inspiring English sources

Higher circulating 24,25 OH D/25(OH D ratios predicted reduced rises in 25(OH D with supplementation in healthy young Canadians taking 28,000 IU D3 weekly (whether supplemental or in cheese) over 8 weeks, suggesting 24(OH ase activity affects overall as well as local vitamin D availability.

The SiO2 passivation enhanced the photoresponse properties (i.e., reduced rise and reset times), but it made the photocurrent reduced.

Small bubbles that produced in such solution remained in the solutions due to reduced rising velocity.

Epithelium removal, leukotriene Cyst-LT1-receptor blockage and selective inhibition of NOS1,2,3 resulted in a significantly reduced rise in stretch-induced spontaneous tone (Table 1).

"Comprehensive and ambitious policy action is needed to kickstart labour productivity growth, raise wages, and reduce rising job market inequalities".

Delta Air Lines said today that it would change its employees' retirement plans as part of an effort to reduce rising pension costs.

The proposed changes — the first in 15 years to the $11 billion school-lunch program — are meant to reduce rising childhood obesity, Agriculture Department officials say.

Greater progressivity would reduce rising income inequality, and with it, inequality of opportunity that is both an economic and social scourge.

This month, world governments agreed to address that by eliminating the substitute chemicals – called HFCs – potentially reducing rising temperatures by as much as 0.5C in a relatively short time.

A major goal for comprehensive health care reform was to lower spiraling costs, so it's regrettable and really pretty unbelievable how the $2.5 trillion legislation that has been passed fails to reduce rising costs.

To that, Mr. Brown and senior defense officials have added the stipulation that additional equipment required for more British troops be ready to be deployed, including troop-carrying helicopters and armored vehicles that can help reduce rising casualties from roadside bombs.