Sentence examples for a persistent reduction from inspiring English sources

"It's been predicted for several decades and we do seem to be seeing a persistent reduction in the surface area and the volume of northern hemisphere Arctic sea ice.

In Juneau, Alaska, an electricity supply disruption led to a persistent reduction - 8% of historic consumption - in energy demand through a combination of new habits and technical improvements[14].

Furthermore, at 4 years of follow-up, the EVAR-1 Trial also demonstrated a persistent reduction in aneurysm-related mortality in EVAR patients compared with those who received open repair (4% vs 7%) [3].

In a previous study, we reported a persistent reduction of F-actin puncta but a compensating increase in puncta size in the mouse hippocampus at 2 months after pilocarpine-induced status epilepticus (Epilepsy Res. 108 (2014), 379 389).

The major finding from this study is that addition of WCS to the diet of lactating dairy cows resulted in a persistent reduction in CH4 emissions (g of CH4/kg of DMI) over a 12-wk period and that these reductions in CH4 are consistent with previous work that has studied the addition of oilseeds to ruminant diets.

Here, we show that multiple, but not single, induction of LTD caused a persistent reduction in the number of dendritic synapses in cultured rat developing hippocampal neurons.

When the same objects were shifted anew to a novel configuration, a significant persistent reduction in synaptic efficacy was once more observed (ANOVA, F1,593 = 223.48, P < 0.0001; n = 14), which was not significantly different from the change observed during novelty exploration (ANOVA, F1,587 = 2.5229, P = 0.11274; n = 14).

Also in our study, analyzing data adjusted according to TH, only females showed a significant persistent reduction of height-SDS data, while males seemed to partially catch up after the end of chemotherapy.

As a long-term, persistent reduction of falls are desirable, an intervention on risk factors identified in long-term prospective studies, may results in sustainable reduction of falls in the elderly.

We found that MPTP-treated mice exhibit a significant and persistent reduction in the number of adjusting steps when compared to saline-treated animals.

Further, MAP in control and diabetic animals returned to baseline levels, while there was a small but persistent reduction in HR in both groups.