Sentence examples for Reduced inclination from inspiring English sources
As shown by our previous STM investigations [6], at 2 ML corresponding (2 × 8) surface reconstruction and a stable {11 10}, sidewall facet is formed with a slightly reduced inclination angle of 8° compared to 9° for the {119} facet.
Of course this is not to say that activating negative metastereotypes will always result in reduced inclination, or complete apathy toward job-seeking.
It is likely that this improvement stems from the correction of the wavefront so that more rays are incident within the acceptance angle of the cones with a reduced inclination of the incident wavefront [ 12].
Owners of all dogs in this study reported a reduced inclination to chase sheep, this was not influenced by whether they had received an electrical stimulus or not the previous year.
Groups consisting of siblings had a higher feeding efficiency, suggesting a reduced inclination to cheat or an increased motivation to invest in the digestive process at the risk of the participation of other feeders.
Each of these factors may also reduce inclination to prevent adenoma recurrence.
All the warnings reduced the inclination of the subjects to buy the drinks, but there was a 20% drop in imagined purchases of those drinks bearing a picture of rotten teeth.
On the other hand, a high perceived household income (one that allows savings) might also reduce the inclination to object, though this effect is significant only in the reduced version of the model.
The accessibility of long BBC reads via a tablet could reduce the inclination of a habitual magazine reader to walk to the newsagent and purchase a lifestyle title.
It would, they said, reduce the inclination of detainees to help authorities because the terrorist groups would intimidate or cut off contact with them once their names were known.
Where DSGSDs are abundant, long-lasting slope deformations effectively adjust post-glacial relief by reducing slope inclination values, and are thus expected to significantly contribute to the long-term denudation of active orogens.
