Difference between Reduced and Remittent

REDUCED vs REMITTENT: NOUN

Of or pertaining to remission of the severity of symptoms
A fever in which the symptoms temporarily abate at regular intervals, but do not wholly cease. See Malarial fever, under Malarial.
Remitting; characterized by remission; having remissions.
Characterized by temporary abatement in severity. Used especially of diseases.
(of a disease) characterized by periods of diminished severity

Temporarily abating; having remissions from time to time: noting diseases the symptoms of which diminish very considerably, but never entirely disappear as in intermittent diseases.

Small, Belittled, Ablated, Faded, Attenuate, Shriveled, Attenuated, Low, Shrunken, Weakened, Minimized, Cut, Slashed, Diminished, Decreased

Small, Belittled, Ablated, Faded, Attenuate, Shriveled, Attenuated, Low, Shrunken, Weakened, Minimized, Cut, Slashed, Diminished, Decreased

CARB for a Reduced Emissions Modification that satisfies Reduced Emissions Modification Limits for the applicable vehicles.
Request for Reduced Fee, because DHS is eliminating the option to request a reduced fee.
When fees are waived or reduced, too often the level of service for your investment is reduced as well, which can hurt your returns.
Effects on male reproductive tissues, reproduction, live births, reduced rat pup body weight and reduced pup survival were observed in animal studies.
Benefits Single Page Application are Enhanced customer experience, Reduced Server side load, Reduced Network load, Better user state management.
Make fish finger wraps with tortilla bread, shredded lettuce, grated reduced fat cheese, diced tomato and reduced fat mayonnaise.
When you create this transparent background, file size is reduced as a result of file data being reduced.
Our facilities remain open and operational with reduced staffing to match the reduced demand for airport parking.
Consumerism also reduced and so factories reduced production.
It provides reduced feed, better planning, and reduced mortality.

The inflammation is remittent which stimulates the obstruction of the lymph ducts and causes swelling of the obstructed organ(s).
The fever may be remittent in type like tuberculosis or continued in type resembling enteric fever.
Septicaemia represents the condition in whichthe infecting bacteria have invaded the bloodstream and is accompanied by visible symptoms, such as high, remittent fever.
Ireland, even under such favorable circumstances for the production of miasmata, is not subject to endemics of intermittent and remittent fevers.
Primary, location is no responsibility that companies provide the drugs for atrip or at a remittent terms.
Impaired reward processing in the human prefrontal cortex distinguishes between persistent and remittent attention deficit hyperactivity disorder.
Typhoid and remittent fevers and diarrhoea prevailed extensively.
Reed suggests several methods to determine whether patients have typhoid or malarial remittent fever.

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Is Bart considering reduced service or shutting down?
Does reduced carbohydrate availability affect muscle mass?
Are porphyry deposits associated with reduced magmas?
Can changeovers be reduced by scheduling components?
Is repolarization Reserve reduced during tachycardia?
Where can I find US Lacrosse guidelines for reduced numbers/reduced field boys lacrosse?
Should CMV-negative or CMV reduced risk (leukocyte reduced) red blood cells be used?
Can I run reduced and non-reduced samples on the same gel?
Is reduced penetrance the same thing as reduced expressivity?