Sentence examples for a reduced in from inspiring English sources

Therefore, we have been able to approximate the transposed filtering operation as a sum of a (reduced, in favorable cases) number of convolutions post-masked (with a different mask each) in the spatial domain.

Confirming this model it was shown recently that Hsp70 surface-positive exosomes and inducible NKG2D ligands expressed on tumor cells synergistically promote the activation of mouse NK cells resulting in a reduced in vivo tumor growth and progression [31].

- We have shown here that the cells of [ l]x t cybrid embryos themselves have a reduced in vitro viability and expansion capacity.

It has been shown that this triple mutant has a reduced in vitro affinity to anti-HBs antibodies, similar to the hepatitis B vaccine escape mutant G145R [ 11, 31].

Indeed, it has been described that anti-apoptotic members reduced apoptotic signals by allowing continuous calcium leak through endoplasmic reticulum leading to a reduced in amplitude calcium signal which prevented apoptosis trigger.

The CXCR4-CXCR7 line showed a reduced in vivo invasion response, which could reflect a CXCR7-induced reduction in matrix degradation (as we demonstrated for in vitro invasion), scavenging of CXCL12 by CXCR7, or both.

Patients in our institution with septic shock who were treated with rhAPC had a reduced in-hospital mortality compared with patients with septic shock with similar acuity who were not treated with rhAPC.

To evaluate the impact of larger herds and of a reduced in-herd prevalence of BVDV antibody positive cows on the surveillance system for Danish dairy herds, the Danish blocking ELISA and the SVANOVIR were compared.

Patients with septic shock who were treated with rhAPC had a reduced in-hospital mortality compared with patients with septic shock with similar acuity who were not treated with rhAPC.

In this cohort propensity-matched analysis study, we found that patients with septic shock who were treated with rhAPC had a reduced in-hospital mortality compared with patients with septic shock with similar acuity who were not treated with rhAPC, with a relative risk reduction of 34.6%, and absolute risk reduction of 18.6%.

That's not decoupling, but certainly it is a reduce in dependence.