Sentence examples for smaller reducing from inspiring English sources

Another would let companies use a new method to calculate the pensions they owe -- a method that would make the total amounts look smaller, reducing the amount companies must set aside today.

You enter what feels a lot like a normal Tube platform, but the tunnels at each end are smaller, reducing to 7ft (2.1m) in diameter.

But if weekday public holiday fall on a falls on Saturday, we expect a smaller reducing effect; so that the Saturday turns more or less to a Sunday.

When PwC modernized most of its 83 U.S. offices, they added more communal space and made each office noticeably smaller, reducing the space per employee by 30percentt.

If the time between surveys is reduced, this reduces the bias of patients dying or moving out, but the number of incident cases will be smaller, reducing precision.

Consequently, adjustments in vascular tone of the afferent arteriole are smaller, reducing the ability to increase glomerular perfusion during episodes of hypotension.

In addition, schools will make cookies and other snacks smaller, reduce the use of highly processed foods like chicken patties, and limit beverages to water, milk and juice made of 100percentt fruit.

The particular column investigated shows no trans-column velocity bias and a smaller reduced short-range inter-channel eddy diffusion term than the Halo column.

Basically, they found that in Tourette syndrome, dopamine release was smaller  (reduced) than in controls, in midbrain (approximately substantia nigra/VTA) and in parahippocampal gyrus.

Laboratory tests showed that the spacing between nozzles could be too small, reducing the level of charge per nozzle.

That is, when the injection/production pressure difference is small, reducing the well spacing is an effective way to improve the effective producing coefficient.