The phrase "a reduction in active" is not complete and lacks clarity in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing a decrease in active participation, engagement, or activity levels, but it needs additional context to be fully understood.
Example: "The study showed a reduction in active participation among the volunteers over the course of the project."
Alternatives: "a decrease in activity" or "a decline in engagement".
In our data, a reduction in active preparation could be reflected in reduced cue-selective delay activity following the first choice stimulus.
A significant departure from sphericity of the media leads to strong dilation of the bed, reduced bulk density, and a reduction in active volume and collisional power levels leading to a reduction in power draw for the mill.
It is identified that the rise in biosorbent concentration caused in an increase in percent biosorption of phenol and cyanide due to the more availability of the surface area or transferable active sites, but reduced the biosorption due to the incomplete accumulation or overlapping of biosorbent, which outcomes in a reduction in active surface area for the biosorption.
These indicate that there is a reduction in active GA in this the non-embryogenic line Jemalong.
A reduced amount of this protein may lead to a reduction in active antennas and allow a reduction in electron flow towards the PSII.
In addition, RSK mutants displayed a number of defects in the presynaptic motoneuron, including upregulation and relocalization of pERK and a reduction in active zone numbers.
A large ASI is shown to be detrimental to battery design regardless if the increase in impedance results from mass transport limitations or a reduction in electrochemical active area due to small electrode loadings.
The RMR is the lowest due to a reduction in metabolically active fat free mass.
Current clinical data suggest that artemether when co-administered with PIs or NNRTIs may result in a reduction in the active metabolite of artemether, but the clinical importance is unclear [ 137].
These observations support the hypothesis that repeated weekly teriparatide administration stimulates bone remodeling, replacing old bone with new bone and leading to a reduction in the active remodeling surface.
Interestingly, we observed that silencing MYO10 led to MMP-14 downregulation and a reduction in the active MMP-9 in the extracellular milieu, suggesting that MYO10 promoted tumour invasion not only through its traditional role in invadopodia, as it does in filopodia, but also through the regulation of MMPs.
