The phrase "a lower reduction in" is not correct and is somewhat redundant in written English.
You can use it when discussing the extent of a decrease, but it would be clearer to choose either "lower" or "reduction."
Example: "The new policy resulted in a lower reduction in costs than anticipated."
Alternatives: "a smaller decrease in" or "a lesser reduction in".
Lakis Athanasiou at Evolution Securities upgraded from neutral to add and said: Profit before tax was ahead of our expectations, mainly due to a lower reduction in the regulated revenue base than anticipated.
Replacement of MK with SSA caused a lower reduction in the compressive strength of mortars cured at 65 °C.
This theory is supported by a lower reduction in disability scores in the multiple phenotype group compared to the CM alone group of patients.
Although it has been shown in the literature that less connected air voids yield a lower reduction in compressive strength, few studies have reported a detailed characterization of the microstructure of cellular concrete.
At 1.5 vol% RGO loading, compared to RGO/Cu composite without alloying, the RGO/CuTi composite exhibited a higher enhancement in tensile strength (57.7% vs. 37.5%) and a lower reduction in coefficient of thermal expansion (−10.9% vs. −3.9%).
Specimens containing core-shelled rubber showed improvement in damping over plain cement paste with a lower reduction in strength compared to crumb rubber mixtures, but improvements in damping were less than when acid treated crumb rubber was used.
The results were comparable with the overall populations for both studies; however, a trend that suggests a slightly lower reduction in ADHD-RS-IV scores with LDX in the prior MPH group versus the respective overall study populations exists.
Mutations of a conserved Thr that packs tightly against the Pro loop resulted in a lower reduction potential and a significant decrease in the activity.
Furthermore, CaMg reduced the FGF23 levels similarly to sevelamer-HCl [ 23], contrarily to the previous data reporting a lower reduction of FGF23 levels in normophosphatemic CKD patients receiving Ca acetate compared with those treated with sevelamer.
This eventually led to lower mean stresses; and finally, a relatively lower reduction in lifetime at 650 °C than at 550 °C.
However, over a limited timeframe, the radiotoxicity of the 'final' core can dominate over reprocessing losses, leading to a much lower reduction in radiotoxicity compared to that achievable at equilibrium.
