The phrase "a slight reduce" is not correct in written English.
It should be "a slight reduction" if referring to a decrease in something.
Example: "We are expecting a slight reduction in costs this quarter."
Alternatives: "a small decrease" or "a minor cut."
Al-Sultan et al. concluded that an aqueous extract of propolis as a topical agent following lower third molar extraction had a slight reducing effect on the severity of postoperative complications [ 39].
Results obtained for other studied cancer sites, i.e. ovary, prostate, bladder, and lung were compatible with no effect or a possibly slight reduced risk.
In the blends with HDPE as matrix, steep decreasing of tensile properties is related to the rapid reducing of molecular orientation of HDPE, whereas in the blends with iPP as a major component, slight decreasing of molecular orientation of iPP results in slight reducing of tensile properties.
Our results showed that SNAI1 gene promoter only containing mutant HRE site at −651 had slight reduced activity, whereas SNAI1 gene promoter only containing mutant HRE site at −541 had significant reduced activity.
A slight stretch reduces the modulus of AlLi by a small amount.
A side effect of the coating is a slight blurring, reduced contrast, and a narrow viewing angle.
However, the peaks arising from the redox reactions of surface functionalities are slighted reduced at higher scan rates, due to the relatively low charge/discharge kinetics compared to EDLC.
Even a single laser burn had a slight IOP-reducing effect.
Austin's climate effectively prohibited such a late date, and this year the Games coincided with the start of the N.B.A. finals and the Stanley Cup, in early June, a shift in programming that some action-sports partisans took as a slight, indicating a reduced commitment on ESPN's part, after a difficult 2013.
Flies bearing the transgene Dilp2-Gal4 UAS-GBRi Dilp2-Gal4 UAS-GBRi but significantly redisplayede span compared to both control lineslight. 3).
