Sentence examples for reducing force from inspiring English sources
Under alkali stress, the photosynthetic rate decreased significantly, causing reduced production of reducing force and limited N metabolism, which in turn reduces the production of amino acids and inhibits glycolysis (Figs. 5 and 6).
"The secretary has been clear that further significant defense cuts cannot be accomplished without reducing force structure and military capability," said Geoff Morrell, the Pentagon press secretary.
A number of scholars who have examined the subject, including David C. Hendrickson, a political scientist at Colorado College, predict that "defense will not prove to be 'recession proof.' " "Serious savings could be had by reducing force structure and limiting modernization," said Professor Hendrickson, who posted a "blogbook" on the financial crisis at pictorial-guide-to-crisis.blogspot.com.
The participant was told to increase the force gradually, reaching MVC within 5 s and hold the force for 2 s before slowly reducing force again.
Each of these pathways, moreover, is theoretically capable of interacting with skeletal muscle contractile proteins and thereby reducing force generation [ 8- 10].
The reducing force provided by these potentials supports biosynthesis concurrently with NAD-dependent catabolism and energy production; the specificity of the NAD- or NADP-linked systems provides a central logic to these divergent needs in metabolism.
Mr. Lehmann said reducing forces would in particular slow the return of refugees to their prewar homes.
To help balance the budget, Mr. McCain claims billions of dollars in savings from reducing forces in Iraq.
But some military officers in Iraq say that establishing a schedule at this point for reducing forces below 15 brigades is difficult because the Iraq situation is uncertain.
That probably means the U.S. ending its security umbrella for South Korea and Japan and possibly reducing forces on the Korean Peninsula.
The balance between oxidant and reducing forces is subtle (Abuja 1998).
