Sentence examples for reduction a subject from inspiring English sources
But he also tried to anticipate the Democratic opposition by committing himself to debt reduction, a subject he rarely raised during his presidential campaign.
This differs from the approach adopted in [38], where the semantics of the trust (lambda )-calculus is formalised using a reduction semantics, with no predefined order of evaluation, and the Church Rosser property and a subject reduction theorem are proved.
We define a language LGM supporting generalized matching, its typing rules, and its operational semantics and establish a subject reduction theorem showing the soundness of the system.
The center piece in the TSLN policy initiative was a systemic curriculum review, leading to a reduction of subject content so as to fulfil broader learning outcomes involving national education, information and communication technology and thinking skills.
At sixth form, there has been a reduction in subject choices and teaching time: new sixth-formers used to get 40 hours of contact time per fortnight, but this will now fall to 27 hours.
Nevertheless, the molecular pathways responsible for this reduction in glucose production remain a subject of debate.
The ability of Sant 7 to inhibit cytokine-stimulated aromatase activity was initially examined in fibroblasts derived from breast adipose tissue of a subject undergoing reduction mammoplasty.
A responder was defined as a subject that experienced ≥50% reduction in mean pain from baseline.
These effects were dose dependent, and the greatest improvements were achieved at the highest dose administered (200 mg), with evidence for a more profound A1C reduction in subjects with a BMI >30 kg/m, compatible with elevated 11βHSD1 in adipose tissue in obesity.
Although these findings suggest a bone mass reduction in subjects suffering from OSA, a clinical limit of the study is the lack of BMD assessment.
Prostaglandin E2 concentrations were used as a readout for diclofenac treatment and showed a significant reduction in subjects treated with diclofenac (p = 0.02).
