An efficiency enhancement of coal-fired power units becomes a basis for the reduction in the consumption of primary fuels and as a result in CO2 emissions.
The possibility of a pharmacokinetic interaction being a basis for the reduction in oxaliplatin toxicity was next investigated.
Moreover, a set of measured data, providing a basis for the reduction and consistent reporting of uncertainty in future DGT-based studies, is presented.
Underlying constructs, also known as latent factors, were deduced from the correlations between the measured variables of the questionnaire and provided a basis for data reduction and the development of a new simplified index.
This model served as a basis for evaluating the reduction in variance in the other model studied (Model 1).
More significantly, our analysis allows one to calculate the relative importance of each transition in a network of first-order reactions, allowing a new quantitative basis for reduction of complexity of stochastic network models.
Against this stable prevalence, the observed 42% reduction in hearing loss due to ear discharge in the vitamin A recipient group provides a basis for the 17% overall reduction to be interpreted as the fraction of mild or worse hearing loss that should be preventable by a programme for vitamin A supplementation in preschool children.
This provides a basis for the high oxygen reduction activity of the NSA, as predicted by density functional theory calculations.
The PRIMES model was for example used as a basis for a CO2 emission reduction cost study for the European Union (see [25].
The stimulus s from Equation 12 uses a sine signal as a basis for stimulating both the noise reduction subsystem as well as the transient noise reduction subsystem: while a steady-state presentation of the sine signal would be sufficient for triggering the noise reduction, the dramatic change of the sine amplitude at time T1 is required to trigger the transient noise reduction.
Figure 6 uses the CT/ES method's proposed graphical notation of classification trees to show the partitioning of hearing instrument input signals into equivalence classes as a basis for testing a multi-band noise reduction system with modulation-dependency: Figure 6 Classification Tree representation of the noise reduction test signals.
