Sentence examples for some form of reduction from inspiring English sources

But Fred Perry, a lawyer from Dix Hills whose office filed 16,000 challenges last year and 20,000 this year, said that the commission had incorrectly tried to dismiss thousands of cases that did merit some form of reduction.

Looking ahead fearfully to something that may or may not be a problem decades from now, President Obama's deficit-obsessed fiscal commission is widely expected to recommend some form of reduction in Social Security expenditures in a few weeks, with the mostly likely scenario being a benefit cut disguised as an increase in the retirement age.

Transitions in individuality and social complexity are generally thought to require some form of reduction in genetic variance during the reproductive process [ 20, 77].

In some case, these schemes provide some form of reductions in out-of-pocket payments [ 13] while in other cases there is no significant impact on out-of-pocket payments, the use of health services or health status [ 16].

While an endorsement of some form of epistemic reduction can be motivated by ontological reduction combined with methodological reductionism (e.g., the past success of reductionistic research in biology), the possibility of epistemic reduction does not follow from the conjunction of ontological and methodological reduction.

At issue now is whether the government will push for some form of principal reduction for mortgage holders who owe more than their homes are worth or whether it will stick to mainly modifying loans by lowering interest rates.

The lesson is clear, argues Barry Eichengreen, an economist and an expert on the euro and its origins — sustained austerity that is not supplemented by some form of debt reduction in which the holders of bank or government debt are forced to take a loss is not just unworkable but unfair as well.

Corrective treatment frequently requires some form of open reduction with internal fixation.

Since X t) is infinite dimensional, some form of dimension reduction is essential in these problems.

It is observed that EM does not necessarily serves as the lower bound of deposition rate, suggesting that some form of flux reduction effects may exist.

In almost all cases, we benefit from some form of feature reduction; features that were hand-selected from the correlation results overlap, but do not exactly match the features that are chosen by the algorithm to minimize error.