Sentence examples for a compounded reduction from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, there might also be a compounded reduction in energy expenditure resulting from the later insensitivity of the VMH to leptin.

An efficiency dividend is an annual compounding reduction in an appropriation to a department or agency which has to come out of running costs … it is a compounding haircut.

This material has been synthesised by antimony pentachloride intercalated graphite compound reduction using an original method consisting in the use of activated sodium hydride as reducing agent in tetrahydrofuran.

Unfortunately, molybdic compound reduction chemistry is quite complex and the nature of the products strongly depends on the reaction conditions.

The process of energy conservation associated to methanogenesis on methyl-compound reduction with H2 was analyzed.

Since the small intestine is the major site for absorption of many compounds, reduction in transit time will decrease the time available for absorption for many of the poorly soluble and slowly dissolving drug compounds such as ranitidine.

To combat staff shortages - which have been compounded by a reduction in the number of students studying economics - the treasury is launching a direct recruitment drive in universities to attract bright undergraduates.

It is the legacy of junk food and video games, compounded by a reduction in gym classes in many high schools, Army officials assert.

There is a compound benefit of NOx reduction from the use of H2O as a flame stabiliser with the practically-relevant syngas: First NOx production decreases due to thermal effect of H2O addition, with potential for further reduction from the change in lean stability limit; leanest experimental concentrations reduced by up to a factor of four with two-phase flow at the highest rates of supply.

There is even an ad for a compound designed for cholesterol reduction that puts plant phytosterols in sugary junk food!

In the ballet blanc, these inequities are compounded by the reduction of the female corps to depersonalised, decorative figures.