Sentence examples for Reduced rise from inspiring English sources

Bubbles have classically been found to be more spherical with a reduced rise velocity in the presence of surfactants up to the CMC.

The SiO2 passivation enhanced the photoresponse properties (i.e., reduced rise and reset times), but it made the photocurrent reduced.

Epithelium removal, leukotriene Cyst-LT1-receptor blockage and selective inhibition of NOS1,2,3 resulted in a significantly reduced rise in stretch-induced spontaneous tone (Table 1).

Finally, atrial dysfunction may contribute due to reduced S wave due to a reduced rise in LA pressure during atrial contraction and therefore a smaller decline in pressure during atrial relaxation.

The most significant metabolic consequence of exenatide administration appears to involve the delay in absorption of nutrients and the reduced rise in glucose as a consequence, but testing for additional benefits to individuals with residual insulin production may require further experience with larger numbers of subjects and longer use of an agonist.

In an RCT of men undergoing active surveillance or watchful waiting, a capsule containing pomegranate seed, green tea, broccoli and turmeric in a capsule versus placebo given for 6 months was associated with a reduced rise in PSA (p = 0.0008) and an increase in the percentage of participants with stable PSA at 6 months (p = 0.00001).

By increasing some parameters such as micro-cavity length, gas pressure the space charge density accumulated at the cathode increases and leads to less rapid breakdowns while by increase micro-cavity width and dielectric permittivity charge accumulation on the cathode leads to more rapid breakdowns and results in pulses with correspondingly reduced rise-time and augmented magnitudes.

Small bubbles that produced in such solution remained in the solutions due to reduced rising velocity.

Regulatory reform could reduce the bloated documentation requirements facing American physicians and help to reduce rising levels of burnout.

"Comprehensive and ambitious policy action is needed to kickstart labour productivity growth, raise wages, and reduce rising job market inequalities".

This option would begin to reduce the chances of large malpractice verdicts, and supporters believe, also reduce rising medical costs.