The phrase "a reduced height of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a decrease in height, often in technical or descriptive contexts.
Example: "The new design features a reduced height of 10 centimeters compared to the previous model."
Alternatives: "a lower height of" or "a diminished height of".
For example, a reduced height of intestinal villi in pigs is directly correlated with reduced brush-border enzyme activity, specifically lactase, sucrase, and maltase [19].
Compared to Ws, mutant 3790 has smaller and darker green colored leaves, shows a delayed flowering, a reduced height of the main stem and an increased number of lateral branches.
A reduced height fence of 115 cm did not reduce effectiveness of the fence during fence trials but paddock-scale trials are yet to be completed.
In many cases, the plants showed a reduced height that often correlated with enhanced expression of PR genes before infection (Tables 1 and 2).
AFM measurement of CENP-A particles extracted from Drosophila and human cells revealed that they have a reduced height relative to H3 nucleosomes and their height changes during the cell cycle [ 53,54,55 ].
This consists in a reduced height, defect in root gravitropism, abnormal inflorescences, low fertility [ 23], and serrated leaves [ 24].
Figure 3 shows the result obtained for a dot of reduced height of barriers.
The greater ability of native cSPLUNC1 to act as a surfactant, compared to water or lysozyme, was also observed by reduced height of a native cSPLUNC1 droplet (Fig. 8C).
The Western Chalukya temples were smaller than those of the early Chalukyas, a fact discernible in the reduced height of the superstructures which tower over the shrines.
The suitability of the proposed adsorbent for the remediation of PA in fixed-bed adsorption was proven by the high PA adsorption capacity along with the fast adsorption and the reduced height of the mass transfer zone of the columns.
