Sentence examples for scaled down number from inspiring English sources

Instead a significantly scaled down number of 60,000 students are expected to participate.

Modern productions tend to scale down numbers and focus on the leads, but it's no disrespect to May, Betterham or Omar Ebrahim's eloquent Danaos to say that the chorus is the soul of the show.

Although she stuck to a couple of wish-list items, she impressed the team with her willingness to compromise on many more, from the vinyl coating for the bleachers (largely replaced by commercial oil paint) to the number of plants (scaled down).

The revised agreement with Hyundai Asan calls for the company to pay $22 million of the $46 million that it owes the North since suspending the payments and scaling down the number of tours by boat in February.

Proportionate Tax (PT): When using this criterion (green curve), the constraint is satisfied by uniformly scaling down the number of allocated taps in the different sub-filters.

Several large midwestern banks are scaling down the number of branches they operate and adding sophisticated ATMs that can replace tellers, according to banking leaders who spoke at a financial services conference on Monday, American Banker reported.

ChIP-seq involves extensive manipulation of sample material and multiple reactions with limited quality control at each step, therefore, scaling down the number of cells required has proven challenging.

Plans to cut the number of fire engines in Cumbria have been scaled down.

Scaled down so that the images aren't bludgeoning you, the individual numbers might be far more appealing.

MS. HERRING said she has already slightly scaled down the number of local programs produced.

We artificially scaled down the number of reads with a starting point at -2 compared to the exon to the mean over the +/- 250 bp region (without the -2 count) and re-generated the intron-exon junction footprint (Additional file 1, Figure S1).