The phrase "a tendency of reduced" is not correct in standard written English.
It should be rephrased for clarity and grammatical accuracy.
Example: "There is a tendency for reduced performance in low-light conditions."
Alternatives: "a tendency towards reduction" or "a tendency for decreased".
A higher recovery rate of the Cl-rich apatite relative to fluorapatite is rather unlikely as studies on fission track annealing in apatite have shown a tendency of reduced recovery in Cl-rich apatites (e.g., Ketcham et al. [1999]).
Moreover, a tendency of reduced leaf lifespan may make the N-fertilized trees more susceptible to carbon imbalance.
However, the ECAR showed a tendency of reduced glycolysis with lowered p32 protein levels.
The early decrease in MI incidence was reflected later in a tendency of reduced cardiac mortality.
To examine this hypothesis, we randomly analyzed OsWRKY13 binding activity to the promoters of Os06g15430, Os07g33710, and Os04g27100, which showed markedly induced expression in OsWRKY13-activated plants and a tendency of reduced expression in OsWRKY13-suppressed lines and their promoters also harbour W-boxes.
A tendency of reducing the relative values of cytotoxic CD8+28+ T lymphocytes to total suppressor-cytotoxic T lymphocytes with increasing cumulative dose was observed which was confirmed by established negative correlation with dose (r = −.143 at P =.004).
Furthermore, there was a tendency of having reduced induction of apoptosis when the pancreatic cancer cells were grown on collagen matrices.
Although we did not detect a statistically significant interaction effect, the increase of DNA methylation of cg26937798 over time had a tendency to reduce the risk of positive transition (log-OR = −3.11; P = 0.069) and increased the likelihood of negative transition (log-OR = 3.97; P = 0.074, Table 8).
Many of the versions hail from an earlier era of Bach interpretation, before a tendency to reduce the size of choruses and orchestras and play with a sharp eye toward period practice had set in, and they may sound dated to some ears.
Since then a tendency to reduce number of chest x-rays and chest CT has been observed.
Mull et al., [ 37], for example, who explored the experience of type 2 diabetes among Vietnamese migrants in the US, found that as many as 75% of participants failed to achieve good glycaemic results, related to differing cultural understandings of diabetes, a tendency to reduce medication use when feeling 'out of balance', and an aversion to insulin use.
