Sentence examples for reduction in play from inspiring English sources

But the reduction in play opens up the rink and increases the likelihood for score for a goal that is now, remember, worth two points.

But any reduction in playing time could be viewed as an acknowledgment that he was not ready to assume the responsibilities that the Jets heaped on him.

He threw his helmet into the crowd in frustration at Lucas Oil stadium near the end of a loss to the Colts in 2010, earning a $10,000 fine and a temporary reduction in playing time.

By contrast, the effects of maternal illness are larger for girls than for boys: the increase in girls' domestic chore time is 31% (versus 26% for boys) and the reduction in girls' play time is 12% (versus 8% for boys).

The major finding of the study is that a longer time between points, rather than a change in point duration, leads to a reduction in effective playing percentage during match-play tennis in the heat.

Cedric Ceballos, upset over a reduction in his playing time after Magic Johnson's arrival, left the team for several days.

They referred to Engström (1996) who had reported a reduction in spontaneous playing activities in Swedish children.

However, the linear mixed-model regression analysis revealed that thermal sensation was the only predictor variable associated with the increase in time between points (β=3.9±0.5, p<0.001) and the reduction in effective playing percentage (β=−0.9±0.2, p<0.001).

Even if wild-type astrocytes can exert a positive effect on motor neurons, we and others (10) have demonstrated that the reduction in astrocytosis plays a part in the therapeutic effect achieved by cell transplantation.

For example travel costs for visits to physician or to ambulatory as well as reductions in income play an important role for each individual.

If such a law ever passes, we'll get to see if the predicted reductions in consumption play out.