Sentence examples for Reduced advantage from inspiring English sources
"reduced advantage" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You could use it to describe an instance when someone has lost an advantage over another, such as in a competition. For example, "The runner had a reduced advantage when his shoe lace became undone."
Sunweb's Tom Dumoulin has retained the pink jersey, albeit with a significantly reduced advantage, after an extraordinary and controversial stage 16 of the Giro d'Italia, eventually won by the home rider Vincenzo Nibali.
Comparing the effect of Itk within strains, we found that OT-II mice generated ∼22 fold more CD4SP thymocytes than OT-II mice lacking Itk, while DO11.10 mice had a markedly reduced advantage, only generating ∼5 fold more CD4SP thymocytes than DO11.10 mice lacking Itk (Fig. 5a).
As severe illness may have a profound effect on the neuromuscular system [ 17] it is tempting to speculate that the severity of underlying illness is responsible for the difference in the onset of fasciculations and, hence, the reduced advantage of succinylcholine with regard to rapid completion of the intubation sequence between patients in the operating theatre and patients in intensive care.
And the reporting around the Goldman speeches" — speeches given to Goldman Sachs executives — "might have reduced her advantage, the normal Democratic advantage, in the eyes of working people, that we were standing for them.
And media firms have reduced this advantage further by releasing TV shows almost simultaneously in different countries.
As the unique property, it does not use approximation technique thus benefits from greatly reduced error advantage.
They are moving in the right direction and, this year, it already looks as if they have reduced Mercedes' advantage.
Jordan Spence's own goal reduced the advantage, but Lewington's late second wrapped up the crucial three points.
Hip extension capability was essentially human-like in Australopithecus afarensis and Australopithecus africanus, suggesting an economical walking gait but reduced mechanical advantage for powered hip extension during climbing.
He missed an ambitious long red into the bottom corner and Higgins reduced his advantage with a gritty break of 48.
The representation of the human transcriptome is reduced taking advantage of correlation in gene expression.
