Sentence examples for a reduction in technical from inspiring English sources

The recent evolution of the Internet has permitted an unprecedented increase in content created by non-specialist users, thanks to a reduction in technical barriers [7].

This improved outcome has mainly been achieved by a reduction in technical failures and more powerful immunosuppression with agents such as Tacrolimus, Sirolimus and mycophenolic acid (MMF) [ 2- 5].

A recent review in Zambia found a limited increase in administrative efficiency, a reduction in technical efficiency as shown by a drop in bed utilisation and no improvement in allocative efficiency [ 9].

Thus, the described method benefits from several recent consumables and device developments and, by combining them in a simple, compact, and effective layout, offers a significant reduction in technical complexity while maintaining sufficient signal quality to conduct multiwavelength investigations.

Metrics are combined to measure coupling, abstraction and inheritance and a fourth fitness function is proposed to measure reduction in technical debt.

Advances in integrating diverse omics data types may lead to a reduction in spurious signal caused by technical limitations of individual platforms, and an increased ability to identify molecular signatures associated with the underlying mechanistic roles in disease pathogenesis.

In this sense, this article proposes the sizing of the capacity of ESS, using the lead acid type battery, for the reduction in technical losses in distribution networks with high PV penetration.

> -wrap-foot> Fitally, it must be verified that the reduction in technical variance obtained with BMIQ is not at the expense of a reduced biological signal.

Of note, the reduction in technical variance achieved by BMIQ was not at the expense of a lower biological signal (Table 2).

PAUL KRUGMAN: I think it was meant mainly as a technical cleanup — just a reduction in the aid to banks, not a contractionary policy; and maybe also as a non-substantive sop to the inflation hawks.

These technical difficulties can cause a reduction in resolution in some genome regions.