The phrase "a reduced tendency" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a decrease in a particular inclination or behavior.
Example: "After implementing the new policy, there was a noticeable reduced tendency for employees to arrive late."
Alternatives: "a diminished inclination" or "a lesser propensity."
For example, reduced negative bias may reflect a reduced tendency to form associations between stimuli and aversive outcomes, especially when they are only occasionally paired together.
Concomitantly, the surface free energy of the films exhibited a reduced tendency.
Further, we find a reduced tendency for the mutated protein to form dimers.
Therefore, a small depth of cut leads to a reduced tendency for thermal effect on the CFRP composites.
They don't know any better". Bauer's quote, intended or not, implies that the poor have a relatively diminished capacity for foresight, or a reduced tendency to think carefully about the consequences of one's actions.
PTMO1000 9000 segments having a reduced tendency to crystallize are formed by extending PTMO650 or PTMO1000 with dimethyl terephthalate or dimethyl isophthalate.
An additional advantage of Random Forest is its reduced tendency to overfit a dataset i.e. when a method models noise within a dataset and not the phenomenon under investigation.
We studied whether females facilitate social transmission of a new feeding habit despite their reduced tendency to innovate.
AlGaAs as p-cladding layer enables the use of carbon instead of zinc as p-dopand resulting in a reduced diffusion tendency of the doping material and a higher possible doping level.
This study sought to assess whether, at the tissue level, there was a reduced arrhythmic tendency in the presence of flecainide in a system showing a RyR2 abnormality accompanied by compromised Na+ channel function and AP conduction velocity.
The first is that the reduced tendency to stall might produce a car that is more predictable to drive.
