Sentence examples for allowed a decrease of from inspiring English sources

The modification of the burner allowed a decrease of the O2 concentrations to 23 vol% for SCO burner and to less than 21 vol% for SAO burner.

Conclusion: Music therapy did not improve the pain in a significant way, in the music group versus the group without but allowed a decrease of 35% of the pain after the care.

Furthermore, it allowed a decrease of the catalyst loading to 0.4 mol % and the hydride source to three equivalents without affecting the efficiency of the reaction (entry 6).

We can notice that the WRE approach alone does not allow a decrease of the CER.

Some volume constraints have been defined during the last years and will allow a decrease of the rate of rectal toxicity.

There is often no alternative to the use of gemtuzumab ozogamicin, however, splitting dose (3 mg/m) probably allows a decrease of the SOS/VOD risk.

Currently, bisphosphonate drugs allow a decrease of fracture by inhibiting bone resorption and increasing bone mass but with possible long term side effects.

In addition an MRI based radiation therapy approach treating the prostatic fossa with a boost to local recurrence improves the treatment therapeutic ratio and allows a decrease of locoregional relapses.

For example, if a complex involves identical subunits linked to a common partner (as A in A-B-A) and assembly follows a random pathway (i.e. AB and BA are allowed), a decrease in the concentration of A can lead to a dramatic and non-proportional reduction of trimer yield (<<50% with respect to the wild-type level [ 3, 4]).

The microfluidic chip design allowed a decrease in the volume of material required for analysis over conventional gel slabs, thus enabling improvement in the detection limit to a pmol level, a three orders of magnitude improvement over previous studies in which desorption was achieved from an excised section of a conventional gel.

Such coupling obviously diminishes detrimental consequences of aneuploidy, while allowing a decrease or increase of specific transcripts.