Sentence examples for suggested reduction from inspiring English sources
1 Clarification of this distinction is of paramount importance because of the suggested reduction in the 'window of opportunity for PPCI', a suggestion not clearly supported by evidence, which has significant public health implications.
When President Obama announced his proposal on the corporate tax code, much of the attention was on the suggested reduction in the corporate tax rate, to 28 percent from 35 percent.
But Mr. Boehner and his fellow Republicans have raised objections to some of those proposals as gimmicks, saying, for example, that the suggested reduction in transportation financing amounted to a one-time cut in money that most likely was not going to be spent regardless.
Analysis at the molecular and biochemical level suggested reduction in phytate levels, along with an increase of available phosphorus.
Studies also found that maternal care in India placed a high economic burden on households and suggested reduction in OOPE to benefit the poor [36 38].
The suggested reduction of all mathematics expressible in higher-order logic to the first-order level would be philosophically significant in showing that mathematics is not a study of general concepts, but of structures consisting of particulars (Hintikka 1996: 207).
An internal government document marked "confidential", obtained by the Tories, suggested reductions of almost 10% were under discussion as long ago as the budget in April.
Both Mr. Feinberg and the examiner in the G.M. case, Brady C. Williamson, for instance, have suggested reductions in hourly fees charged by some firms.
Previous studies have suggested reductions in brainstem volume and a relationship between this structure and sensory abnormalities.
In prior studies, pregabalin reduced rectal or colonic pain in patients with irritable bowel syndrome and healthy adults, suggesting reduction of afferent function.
The final step is to give information suggesting reduction of the use of the particular substance.
