Sentence examples for Reduce effective from inspiring English sources

Long-term ivabradine treatment in human heart failure with reduced ejection fraction has been shown to reduce effective arterial elastance and increase stroke volume with no change in systemic vascular resistance, LV contractility, or cardiac output, a finding that is consistent with enhanced ventricular-arterial coupling.

Rather than increase the flow of information and boost cohesion, open-plan offices reduce effective communication between colleagues.

The result would be to reduce effective pressure on Israel, which in turn would allow it, as Chomsky stated in response to questions I put to him via email, to "continue with its current policies: tak[ing] what is valuable in the West Bank, perhaps 40-50%, including very few Palestinians", while consigning the rest to "unviable cantons" with the option to "rot, or leave".

Traditional practices that reduce effective pest population include the elimination of diseased or infected plants or seeds (roguing), cutting out of infected plant parts (surgery), removal of plant debris that may harbour pests (sanitation), and alternating crops unacceptable to pests (rotation).

Infiltrated clay minerals and authigenic clay mineral cements can enhance or reduce effective porosity and permeability.

This is evidence of an internal plasticization whereby the side-chains reduce effective packing of molecules.

Genetic effects include reduced effective population size, increased population substructure, and decreased adaptive potential.

Cluster trials were analysed reducing effective sample size through calculation of the 'design effect' [ 22].

Inbreeding reduces effective recombination rates and therefore is expected to lead to reduced diversity and extensive LD.

Taxation reduces "effective availability", and is easy to implement.

The intelligence penetration of violent extremist networks and the clampdown on their propaganda are reducing effective recruitment into terrorism, in spite of the wave of major terrorist plots directed at Britain after the invasion of Iraq.