Sentence examples for reductions to a range from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Putin has publicly linked further reductions to a range of other strategic issues, including American plans to build a missile defense system in Europe, and has insisted on bringing in other nuclear powers.

The authors concluded that esmolol use in patients with septic shock safely achieved HR reduction to a target range without adverse events [ 14].

MMR reductions are likely due to a range of initiatives, including CME.

At the completion of treatment, this showed a reduction to a mean of 66% of expected (range 45 79%).

Treatment with ivabradine also led to significant reductions in a range of heart failure outcomes in patients with heart rate ≥75 bpm (n  = 7,632 [64 %]) compared with placebo.

Without exception, all xenografts responded to the temporary increase in plasma glucose concentration (PGC) from 6 +/- 1 to 30 +/- 3 mM by an accumulation of acidic metabolites, as indicated by a pH reduction to an average value of 6.43 (range, 6.12-6.78; n = 292).

But unlike Dolby, which licenses its surround-sound and noise-reduction technologies to a wide range of consumer electronics manufacturers, Scram will manufacture the screens and lenses, then sell them to set makers.

One strength of this research is that we presented a spectrum of time lags to benefit corresponding to a range of thresholds of absolute risk reduction to help a wide range of patients make informed decisions on breast and colorectal cancer screening.

Remission is defined as a reduction to the normal range (such as HRSD score ≤9, BDI score ≤10, CDI ≤12) and variably across studies.

Thus we propose a frailty model developed from factor analysis (FA), a robust analytical technique which uses latent variables as a means of data reduction to represent a wide range of attributes/variability among observed variables on a smaller number of dimensions or factors[ 24].

We used either shading (reduction of source) or removal of flower-buds (reduction of sink) to develop a range of source sink relationships.