The phrase "a much lower reduction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the extent of a reduction in a specific context, such as finance, statistics, or environmental impact.
Example: "The new policy resulted in a much lower reduction in emissions compared to previous measures."
Alternatives: "a significantly smaller decrease" or "a considerably lesser reduction."
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.
It is demonstrated that the dimensionality of sand box experiments in comparison to column experiments results in a much lower reduction in hydraulic conductivity (factor of 100) and that the bulk hydraulic conductivity of the sand box decreased only slightly.
In contrast, with the same experimental protocol, HdP2X showed a much lower reduction in current amplitude (8.96 ± 5.46% (n = 11)) between first and second applications of ATP (first application mean = -1.77 ± 0.30 μA; second application mean = -1.62 ± 0.29 μA (Fig. 3A) demonstrating that HdP2X recovers more rapidly from desensitisation than hP2X1 and S. mansoni P2X.
The much lower reduction in case of sugarcane bagasse seemed significant when the cost of these two carbon sources was compared.
This reduction was accompanied by an increase in IPD caused by non-PCV7 vaccine serotypes, however, it was to a much lower extent than the reduction.
In gamergates, which have a much lower basal catalase activity, the reduction was only slight but also highly significant (statistics, see above, t = 8.37, p<0.001).
Uplifted sediments alone will not cause unloading if the overburden load is not changed, but when the overburden is reduced during uplift either by sync depositional tectonic process or by erosion, the accompanying reduction in overburden results in the original in situ pore pressure being contained by a much lower overburden, which results in a reduction in the effective stress and unloading.
The silica reduction via Mg vapor was operated at a much lower temperature (650 °C) and shorter duration (30 min) than other methods such as the carbothermal reduction (>1600 °C) or the electrochemical reduction [28].
Although the main peak temperature of ceria-praseodymia sample is higher than that of pure ceria, the reduction commences earlier at a much lower temperature.
The species M. septendecim has a much lower frequency, which is mechanically a result of a reduction of the stiffness of the timbal [ 18].
Similarly, a modest salt reduction of 50 mmol/24 h (from a much lower baseline than in our participants: an average of 177 mmol/24 h) resulted in 7/3 mm Hg drop in BP in a randomised trial in older people.
