Sentence examples for a dramatic reduced from inspiring English sources

Despite these differences and in agreement with the biological impact of lipid A of the three clinical isolates, muropeptides of the late AA43 and AA44 strains displayed a dramatic reduced ability to stimulate the Nod1 receptor in HEK293 and CF cells, with respect to PGN of the early AA2 strain.

The high diagnostic value of our new test was validated as univocally, all patients displaying a dramatic reduced level of Gigaxonin were further confirmed by the identification of the corresponding genetic alterations in the GAN gene.

BFA combined with poly(I C) had a dramatic reducing effect on the amount of BIRC3 transcripts contrasting with almost no effects on BIRC3 transcription induced by TNF-α.

Goldman points out that "the 'Obama Effect' was dramatic, reducing racial prejudice by a rate between 5 and 14 times faster than the secular [long-term] trend of decline in prejudice over the previous two decades".

If these 'correctly predictive' aggregate scores are taken as the optimum assessment of patient status, the effects on 'error' rates are dramatic, reducing the proportion of complete observation sets that should have had an alerting aggregate score but did not from 30.0% (298/994, table 1) to 8.0% (78/994, table 3).

Modest investment and commonsense reforms to healthcare delivery could make a dramatic difference, reducing the risk to fragile lives.

The results indicate that calcium carbonate particles have a dramatic impact, reducing hydrolysis yields as compared to kaolin, which was minimally active.

We demonstrate reduced phenoloxidase mRNA levels, diminished melanin levels resulting in a dramatic phenotype, and reduced survival in response to UV radiation in Daphnia that are fed on bacteria that express a dsRNA specific for phenoloxidase.

Yet it had a dramatic effect and actually reduced the cost per immunisation to the NGO, because the nurses who had to be paid for the whole day anyway were now busier.

Since then, the new regulations have had a "dramatic effect" at reducing their use, he said, pointing to figures that support his claim.

"We are having a dramatic impact on reducing the first instance of recidivism when they come home," said Mindy Tarlow, the C.E.O. of C.E.O.