Sentence examples for reduction equal to from inspiring English sources

Besides the sales proceeds, KeySpan will get a charitable tax reduction equal to about 30percentt of the property's assessed value over $16 million, according to David J. Manning, a senior vice president at KeySpan.

For a private motorist, it amounts to a reduction equal to 4p a litre for petrol and for hauliers 8p a litre.Mr Brown can fairly claim that he had to respond to high world oil prices.

The optimisation procedure reduces considerably the computational costs, offers a complete separation between the system modelling and the optimisation problem and shows that a local skin buckling between the stiffeners allows a weight reduction equal to 18%.

According to test bench results, the use of a composite sleeve reduces losses by 330 W (370 W found with the FEM), showing reduction equal to 0.6% of the machine's rated power.

This represents a large reduction, equal to a change of ×124 238U/×19 232Th/×18 40K per PMT, between R8778 and R11410 MOD, concurrent with a doubling of the photocathode surface area (4.5 6.4 cm diameter).

Under these circumstances, our skill assist method provides a local motion correction, and provides a load reduction equal to that given by the power assist method (i.e., (psi =0)) globally.

It found that the typical year that a deficit-reduction plan was in effect, tax increases accounted for reductions equal to about 0.37 percent of a country's gross domestic product.

Revising his earlier, slightly more optimistic financial forecast, James C. Hankla, who also functions as the county's chief budget officer, proposed reductions equal to about a 4% cut for most county departments.

At week 52, 48.9% and 48.6% of CZP 200 mg- and 400 mg-treated patients reported fatigue reductions equal to or greater than the MCID compared with only 12.6% of PBO-treated patients (P < 0.001).

Table 1 data further indicate that whereas incubation of fibroblast cultures with F1 and F2 venom protein fractions did not significantly alter the activities of any of the studied enzymes, incubation with F4, F5, and F7 resulted in very similar significant reductions (equal to about 50% of control activity).

The absolute risk reduction is equal to the relative risk reduction times the absolute death risk.