Sentence examples for reduction in status from inspiring English sources

So while the good news is that small companies are still hiring, the bad news is that for many job seekers, new employment will probably come with a reduction in status and salary.

Operating and maintaining the warship was beyond the capabilities of the RAN's post-war budgets, necessitating the ship's reduction in status in 1920 and assignment to reserve in 1921.

Offa seems to have attempted to increase the stability of Mercian kingship, both by the elimination of dynastic rivals to his son Ecgfrith, and the reduction in status of his subject kings, sometimes to the rank of ealdorman.

However, in contrast, the ASPIRE patient population, who were all prior HCV treatment-experienced patients (patients with null or partial response or who relapsed), did not experience a reduction in health status problems (any dimension) at Week 48 versus Week 24; overall, health status problems were generally similar across the simeprevir/PR and placebo/PR treatment groups at these timepoints.

Maximizing growth rate despite a reduction in water status is a tempting strategy.

This reduction in iron status reflects the phenotype seen in human patients, a disease outcome most commonly attributed to AI.

This reduction in iron status could be attributable to reduced intestinal absorption of iron, blood loss from intestinal hemorrhaging, and secondary bacterial infection [28].

Simvastatin was similarly able to prevent reduction in antioxidant status.

Physicians felt that hepatitis C causes a dramatic reduction in health status.

Additionally, folate deficiency alone induced a significant reduction in B12 status (approx. 40 50% depending on fat intake; Table  3).

When compared with normoxia, OA chondrocytes cultured in hypoxia displayed a 19.6% reduction and a 21.4% reduction in methylation status at the -299 and -256 CpG sites respectively.