The phrase "adaptive reductions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to computer science, particularly in discussions about algorithm efficiency and problem-solving techniques.
Example: "The study focused on adaptive reductions to improve the performance of various algorithms in solving NP-complete problems."
Alternatives: "dynamic reductions" or "flexible reductions".
Our results show that Daphnia populations co-existing with fish have undergone rapid adaptive reductions in body size and in the timing of reproduction.
On the other hand, in environments that are unknown, e.g. when exploring a new city, leading to a default prediction of novel events, adaptive reductions of novelty responses can filter out excess information, thereby helping minimize interference.
Thirdly, various elitist leaders will use the parallel MapReduce mechanism to determine the best strategy to extract their knowledge reduction set, and the adaptive reduction evolution with incremental learning can be implemented well.
Thus, the largest chicken chromosomes, like the rest of the chicken genome, showed a pattern indicating adaptive reduction of repeat array length.
But they may also reflect production over the need, as often seen when circumstances change or the ongoing state inhibits an adaptive reduction of release.
Adaptive reduction in thermogenesis and feeling of hunger may have taken place in PEW patients in our study with prolonged diminished dietary intake, causing them to have a perception that their appetite was "normal".
It has been shown that mice with a conditional knockout of the NCX could escape death by an adaptive reduction of Ca2+ influx through L-type Ca2+ channels instead of upregulation of Ca2+ efflux mechanisms [ 60].
The adaptive reduction in the basal level concentrations of FtH in HJ16 cells appears to be a way in which cells can lower their overall level of cytosolic Ft that may otherwise act as a pro-oxidant under oxidative stress conditions releasing its iron either reductively or proteolytically on oxidizing insult [19,20,29,34,59].
According to Flögel et al (2005), lack of Mb in the heart of knockout mice leads to a biochemical shift in cardiac substrate utilisation from FA to glucose oxidation, which, not only corresponds to an adaptive reduction in O2 consumption for the equimolar production of ATP but also implicates the protein in providing FA substrates for the mitochondrial β-oxidation breakdown in vivo.
The results show that the reduction errors are well controlled by the specified error tolerance, and that the adaptive framework provides significant gains in cost and storage compared to traditional non-adaptive reduction approaches.
To remove these noises effectively, highly adaptive noise reduction methods such as the Bilateral Filter (BF) [18 21] or a 3D noise reduction filter [22, 23] can be used.
