Sentence examples for a reduced group from inspiring English sources

A reduced group size does not only reduce the risk of infection related to URTD in cats but also the risk of other feline infections and the development of feline infectious peritonitis [ 60, 61].

We show that the device size can be reduced significantly by designing the delay line to achieve a reduced group velocity and a quasi-flat impurity band.

The Movistar rider, second in the Amstel Gold Race the previous week, outsprinted a reduced group at the end of a hilly 253km ride.

Due to some problems with the data and the econometric methods already pointed out, Beck et al. (2009) only introduced a reduced group of variables in their multivariate analysis to explain inflation (for all the countries of their study): unemployment rate, real ULC, COICOP group index growth, competition proxy, percentage of services and real GVA per capita growth.

Whilst our findings largely support those of their study Areal et al used a reduced group of animals to identify positive selection.

The satisfaction scale will be re-administered to a reduced group of patients, one week after the 1st- and 3rd-month visits.

Also, PPIs are only available for a reduced group of organisms [ 15] due to the problems of using high throughput technologies in important study organisms such as Mycoplasma.

From the data set available from ALSPAC, a reduced group of twenty predictor variables was selected, by investigator consensus, on the basis of previous literature and face validity.

For example CC, OPSM and SAMBA find biclusters with a high number of genes and biclusters with only a reduced group of genes due to the high standard deviation of the number of genes.

The putative risk factors that were significantly correlated with post-traumatic stress symptoms were then entered as covariates in an analysis of covariance (ANCOVA) to examine if their inclusion was associated with a reduced group effect on post-traumatic stress symptoms following childbirth.

The idea of this approach bases on the observation that reduced virus replication results in a reduced grouping (clustering) of infected cells.