Sentence examples for a result of reducing from inspiring English sources

Finally, the results shown in Figure 1 do not consider positive transboundary influences (e.g., the benefits of reduced O3 exposure in Europe as a result of reducing U.S. NOx emissions).

PwC said the company's core market had seen a "significant decline" in 2012 and its position had "deteriorated" in the run-up to Christmas, as a result of reducing confidence in UK retail.

Marked "sensitive" and sent to the work and pensions secretary, Iain Duncan Smith, two weeks after the general election, the civil service memo forecasts that "around 40,000 more... children might in the absence of any behaviour change, find themselves in poverty as a result of reducing the cap to £23,000".

The emphasis on surviving might prove slightly trickier in the case of the writer and philosopher Simone Weil, who died during the Second World War partly as a result of reducing her diet to a bare minimum, out of a deep sense of identification with victims of the war.

This performance enhancement comes as a result of reducing the LMA load by relieving it from the local mobility signaling within the HMAG cluster.

As a result of reducing the sampling to 1/20, the accuracy of alignment was almost the same as before the thinning.

Rather than a reduced effect of positive reinforcement (i.e., the delivery of a reinforcer), the behaviour may be a result of reduced negative control (i.e., reduced compliance).

Hence, we conclude that the reduced AT mass in JunB-KO mice is not a result of reduced adipogenic potential.

The results suggest that their higher stability is due to reduced degradation at the emission layer/electron transport layer interface as a result of reduced exciton polaron interactions.

In other words, consumers won't see prices soar as a result of reduced competition.

Trade publications have reported that ABC was cutting prices as a result of reduced demand.