Sentence examples for a reduction in timing from inspiring English sources

First, timing robustness probably should not be considered a "function," since a reduction in timing robustness may only change the phenotype of the organism with a small probability.

A 1.9 h reduction in timing error was achieved using GARR as input rather than RGO.

Our results suggest that SINEs initially promote survivin nuclear localization, but at later time points leads to a reduction in its protein levels correlating with the timing of cellular antitumor effects of these compounds and supporting a hypothesis that XPO-1 inhibition leads to a loss of survivin levels which tend to lead to inhibition of tumor cell growth and enhanced tumor cell apoptosis.

Some analysts cautioned that the Fed's statement was likely to be only a "short-term positive," particularly as the timing of a reduction in bond-buying and the sustainability of a recent upswing in China's economy remained uncertain.

Because of this, there will be a reduction in the position navigation and the timing (PTN) parameter accuracies.

The main change in timing appears to be a reduction in repairs performed after the age of 2 years.

The timing approach results in a reduction in volatility to single-digit levels, as well as single-digit drawdown.

Although transhumant grazing is necessarily associated with a reduction in the stocking rate across the year, the timing of grazing was always included as a predictor in the best models to explain the condition and density of holm oak.

There is increasing evidence that functional deficits in schizophrenia may be driven by a reduction in the signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) and consistent timing of neural signals.

To determine if the changes in late replication pattern are a reflection of changes in the heterochromatin organization, we examined the replication timing of regions that showed a reduction in H3K9me2 and H3K9me3 upon ORCA KD.

It was suggested that this timing difference could be due to a reduction in attention to temporal processing on filled interval trials when visual stimuli are used.