Sentence examples for a reduction in efficient from inspiring English sources

Dopamine metabolism generates a significant amount of reactive oxygen species that will affect a number of different processes within the neurons, a decline in wild type mtDNA copy number will lead to a decrease in ATP production and a reduction in efficient protein degradation will affect the functioning of neurons.

It has been found in a previous study that transfer between the inner graphene layers is no more than 70% efficient, leading to a reduction in effective Young's modulus as the number of graphene layers is increased above two.

The assumption of conditional independence enables a reduction in model complexity allows efficient estimation of regulatory parameters using existing datasets, and further, and we show that the independence assumption is valid for the vast majority of regulatory programs.

Compared to methods based on discretising the state space, this work trades the loss of the belief space's convexity for a reduction in its dimensionality and an efficient closed-form solution for belief updates.

Macrophage FC accumulation triggers macrophage apoptosis [ 35], which in turn affects atherosclerosis progression, leading to necrotic core formation and reduction in efficient removal of cellular debris [ 36].

This reduction in activity has been attributed to hydrolysis inhibition (end product and other [ 15- 18]), reduction in easily accessible cellulose (e.g. crystalline vs. amorphous cellulose [ 19]), and reduction in efficient enzyme adsorption.

I would want to see tax cuts tied to a reduction in costs through companies becoming more efficient".

Because of land reforms which occurred after achieving independence in 1991 and under threats of increasing water scarcity and a reduction in the fertility of farmlands, the efficient resource use has become an important issue in public discussions and a worthy research topic.

However, one might expect that by extending the homology, somatic HR via a reduction in dUTPase activity might become very efficient.

The clinical use of new drugs has decreased since the 1980s, due to a reduction in the discovery of new, more efficient, and less toxic drugs by pharmaceutical companies around the world.

The repeated presentation of standards may render suppression of prediction error more efficient; leading to a reduction in evoked responses under repetition and the emergence of a mismatch response, when an unlearned stimulus is presented.