Sentence examples for a function of reduced from inspiring English sources
Reductions in this proliferation response when mesofauna were present without macrofauna appeared to be a function of reduced root density.
Richard and coworkers [ 20] demonstrated that alveolar derecruitment is more a function of reduced plateau pressures than of low Vt.
Our results suggests that the reduction in surface lipids they observed would not be due to a competition for substrates but rather a function of reduced gene expression of transcripts related to surface lipid synthesis in response to expression of WRI1.
(e, f) Corresponding autoradiographs from (b) and (c), respectively, showing high uptake in all viable tumour islands, demonstrating that the apparent lack of uptake in macroscopically necrotic tissue is a function of reduced cell number rather than reduced antibody penetration or cellular uptake.
Figure 3 The tunneling time τ 6 as a function of reduced barrier separation and fixed barrier width.
Figure 5 shows the first Townsend coefficient as a function of reduced electric field for different argon and nitrogen ratios.
Degradation rates increased as a function of reducing conditions.
Because we did not have such information for the present study, we cannot say whether our differing estimates for these sensitive data across the three tracking/privacy conditions were a function of reducing or inflating selection biases, a function of enhancing or impeding "honest" reporting, or both.
This improved predictability may be a function of reducing error variance; in other words, conducting a follow-up test clarifies the group with more stable hyperglycemia, and is the main reason that a second test is recommended for a full clinical diagnosis.
13and14in conjunction with the relation to eliminate the potential components and, and to evaluate the reduced density of doped charge carriers in graphene,, as a function of the reduced applied voltage and the reduced salt concentration.
The resulting equation allows the estimation of the effective permeability of composite membranes as a function of the reduced permeation polarizability and the volume fraction of the filler.
