Sentence examples for reduction back to from inspiring English sources

Some councils rely more on the central grant because they get less in council tax - but the government said no council would face cuts of more than 8.9%, because the worst hit would receive money from an £85m "transition grant" to bring the reduction back to 8.9%.

GST can detoxify nitroso-sulphamethoxazole by reduction back to hydroxylamine.

This shows that the [CoIIINTA(His6-GFP)] complex is very inert towards disruption by strong chelators and reduction back to Co2+.

Dehydroascorbate transport, predominately by GLUT1 and 3, 19 and, to a lesser extent, by GLUT4 20 and GLUT2, 21 is coupled to its rapid intracellular reduction back to ascorbate by a family of dehydroascorbate reductases, including glutaredoxin.

The steady-state concentration of oxymyoglobin is also dependent on the presence of reducing cofactors together with enzyme activity, as depletion of reducing cofactors or inactivation of enzymes will block the reduction back to the iron II) state.

The CVs of catechol and hydroquinone were recorded in the−0.5 V to 1.5 V potential range versus Ag/AgCl, where one anodic peak (oxidation to quinone form) and one cathodic peak (reduction back to the hydrogenated form) are observed.

Engineered bycatch reduction goes back to the 1990s in the Gulf of Maine, where harbor porpoises were turning up in fishermen's nets.

In Guzo Saiku (Revival of Idols), published in 1918, he had concluded that "all inquiries into the culture of Japan must in their final reduction go back to the study of her nature" (Furukawa 1961, 214).

Tamoxifen's approval for breast cancer risk reduction dates back to 1998, after results from the Breast Cancer Prevention Trial, co-sponsored by the National Cancer Institute and the National Surgical Adjuvant Breast and Bowel Project, showed a 49% reduction in the incidence of invasive, ER-positive breast cancer in high-risk women.

The Institute for Fiscal Studies said tax rises of £10bn-12bn might be needed in the next parliament to put deficit reduction back on track and to avoid "eye-watering" cuts in some Whitehall departments that would reduce spending by a third in inflation-adjusted terms between 2010 and 2018.

A year later Barack Obama promised to put weapons reduction back on the table and, by dealing peacefully but firmly with Iran's nuclear ambitions, to give new momentum to the nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT).