Sentence examples for reductions applied from inspiring English sources

The presented mechanism can be used as the basis for further extensions or reductions applied in kinetic schemes involving PAH and soot production in practical fuel combustion.

The acoustical scale model noise reductions applied to PATCO vehicles on concrete elevated structures show reductions in the A-weighted noise levels of 5 dB for undercar sound absorption, 5 dB for vehicle skirts, and 10 dB for combined undercar absorption and vehicle skirts.

First, it should be mentioned that the Bush tax rate reductions applied to all taxpayers not just the wealthy.

The reductions applied are those recommended in the Highway Capacity Manual [13] which describes lane capacity reduction in terms of utilisation of remaining capacity, as given in Table 5.

Early attempts to value mortality risk reductions applied the human capital approach, which estimates the "value of life" as lost productivity.

The risk of autoimmune diabetes was reduced by 48% in current smokers and 58% in heavy smokers, and risk reductions applied to both normal-weight and obese participants.

Most of the reductions apply to the local phone business, Mr. Sharp said.

The disagreements are likely to intensify, some analysts said, because the debit-rate reductions apply only to this year.

If you read the fine print you will discover that these reductions apply only to the remaining two months of 2009.

(The same reductions apply to the accrued benefits of existing workers, although the final-salary pension scheme will stay open).

Cost-sharing reductions apply to people with annual incomes up to 250percentt of the poverty level; that comes to $29,700 for a single person and $60,750 for a family of four.