Sentence examples for slow reduction in from inspiring English sources
Current growth is consistent with a painfully slow reduction in the unemployment rate.
Interphase protein concentration CI increases as VI decreases, resulting in slow reduction in interfacial energetics.
When a slow reduction in denaturant concentration suppressed protein aggregation, the best performance was achieved with the ultrafiltration system.
Whereas a slow reduction in rainfall would allow the shrub patches to be maintained below this critical rainfall level, rapid changes would cause immediate desertification.
The slow reduction in US oil production was a surprise to many, said Rob Haworth, senior investment strategist at US Bank Wealth Management, one reason why prices are still down.
— Jeff Gordinier The Economist: Food riots, land grabs and drought make the headlines, but it is the slow reduction in the yields of the world's staple crops that is triggering a silent alarm.
But in no way does that development excuse us from caring about and worrying about national income inequality, for a few very important reasons.The first is that it implies, without ever making an actual argument, that efforts to reduce income inequality within rich economies must necessarily slow reductions in global inequality.
Even though effective drugs to treat TB have been available for more than 50 years, the absolute number of cases has continued to increase every year, as slow reductions in incidence rates continue to be outbalanced by increases in population [ 2].
The terms for Portugal also foresee a slower reduction in the budget deficit than originally planned by the government.
GPC analysis reveals that rapid depolymerization into small oligomers occurs within minutes of milling time, followed by a slower reduction in average relative molecular mass over the next 8 h of milling.
Cable is to reiterate that view in his Mansion House speech, saying a marked reduction in immigration from the EU would mean an increase in the budget deficit and a much slower reduction in public debt: "The same is true of overseas students who pay full market tuition fees, cross-subsidise British students and help to keep our universities financially viable".
