Sentence examples for reduction open from inspiring English sources

"By being actively for deficit reduction, open markets, respecting the Fed's independence, he created the message and the reality that the Democrats are focused not only on equity but growth and managing the larger economy as well," said Gene Sperling, director of the National Economic Council.

Corrections are based on the difference in income and empirically estimated income elasticities for the WTP for a noise reduction ( Open image in new window ).

These topics could be grouped into: method of reduction (open vs. closed), constructs for stabilization of the fractures and impact of time to surgery in complications.

Open image in new window Fig. 1  Radiograph of the affected shoulder at 4 weeks Open image in new window Fig. 2 Post operative radiograph showing acceptable reduction  Open image in new window Fig. 3  Radiograph 1 year after surgery.

Open image in new window Fig. 5 Effects of proposed DR/DSM program on annual peak load reduction Open image in new window Fig. 6 Annual peak load forecast variants after introduction and expansion of DR/DSM program.

Anteroposterior view Open image in new window Fig. 5 Recurrent posterior dislocation of the hip despite use of an abduction orthosis Open image in new window Fig. 6 Steinmann pin across greater trochanter into the acetabulum and supracondylar skeletal traction were used to maintain reduction Open image in new window Fig. 7 Three-months follow-up.

This reduction opens new perspectives in description of different blow-like signals (BLS) in many complex systems.

Recent development in electrochemical CO2 reduction opens up new possibilities of utilization of CO2 as a carbon feedstock for fuel generation and commodity chemicals.

Such reduction opens widely the possibility that secondary symbionts complement some metabolic functions of Portiera.

Decolorization efficiencies and COD reductions open on the potential application of B. aryabhattai DC100 on the bioremediation of real effluents from textile industries.

Because this normative ideology is linked to the wide-spread medicalisation of contraceptives and fertility control, promoted as key to poverty-reduction, open discussions about the positive aspects of fertility and family life were rare.