Sentence examples for a lasting reduction from inspiring English sources
In comparison to planar thin film electrodes of equal mass, they also offer a lasting reduction in internal impedance.
Securing a lasting reduction in the murder rate would be a long, treacherous path, said Raul Mijango, a former guerrilla commander who helped mediate the ceasefire.
You will be introduced to specific, yet simple, lifestyle changes that will help you achieve a lasting reduction in your blood pressure numbers.
You might think that China's success in reducing sulfur dioxide, which reacts with other chemicals to form PM 2.5, might have resulted in a lasting reduction of these fine particles, which are dangerous because they penetrate deep into the lung and can enter the bloodstream.
Human rights groups' fears about a lasting reduction of basic rights "are pretty well-founded," said Pete Fussey, a criminologist at London's University of Essex who has closely examined the security legacies of that city's 2012 Olympics.
In accordance with our assumption, the divergent regression fits of the model observed for the years 1991, 1993, 1995, and 1996 most likely reflect the influence of the exceptionally long El Niño period from 1991 to 1993, which led to a lasting reduction in transmission intensity.
To our knowledge, this is the first demonstration of a long lasting reduction in social interaction behavior by defeat in a female mammal.
Using monogamous California mice we demonstrate for the first time that social defeat can induce a long lasting reduction in social interaction behavior in females.
A more lasting reduction of RF titer in good responders when compared with less favourably responding patients furthermore indicates that the depletion of RF-expressing cells is more profound and might have direct therapeutic impact.
Now if national leadership, were to request that the states strictly enforce the speed limits, but not change them, there would be a quick and lasting reduction in fuel consumption.
The primary indicator of DFM was defined as her perception of a major and lasting reduction in the normal activity of her baby.
