Sentence examples for reducing the basic from inspiring English sources
The thing to watch is how far – or not – the chancellor claws back the gain from the better-off by reducing the basic rate limit, at which 40% tax kicks in.
In keeping with Duke's mission to graduate clinician-researchers and clinician-educators, reducing the basic science curriculum to one year created a year saved, which students are now required to devote to scholarly pursuits.
Histone acetylation occurs on the N-terminal tails of histones, reducing the basic charge of histones to promote an open, trancription-promoting conformation of chromatin.
Four major chromosome rearrangements were identified between the other four sugarcane HGs and sorghum, two of which were condensations of chromosomes reducing the basic chromosome number of sugarcane from x = 10 to x = 8.
Vaccinating a small fraction of the population with a pre-pandemic vaccine would have a similar effect on the course of the epidemic as reducing the basic reproduction number by the percentage of immunized individuals (e.g. by 10%).
Given the negative spillover effects of expanding the role of supplementary insurance by reducing the basic benefits package, alternative strategies to contain public expenditures might be more attractive, such as the introduction of shifted deductibles for basic insurance, as proposed by Van Kleef et al. [ 34].
Nor has he specified how much he would reduce the basic Social Security benefit to deal with the diminished payroll tax that would come into the system.
"Our concern is that changes" have "reduced the basic competitiveness of banks and that the trend toward direct investor-borrower linkages will continue," he said.
The reductive perturbation method is employed to reduce the basic set of fluid equations to the variable coefficients Korteweg de Vries (KdV) equation.
He also reduced the basic rate of income tax; but the poor wouldn't have seen much of those pounds in their pockets, as, thanks to the Tories, they were paying more VAT.
He boasted: 'If I may say so, it was a dream of every Conservative Chancellor of the Exchequer that they could reduce the basic rate of income tax to 20 pence.' He has done it.
