The phrase "also to reduced" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect construction, possibly intended to convey a reduction in something.
Example: "The project aims to improve efficiency, also to reduce costs."
Alternatives: "also to decrease" or "also to lower".
Surprisingly, M867 not only reduced apoptosis following irradiation, but also to reduced tumor cell proliferation, as depicted by the Ki67 immunostaining (Figure 3A).
The increased prevalence of diabetes has been attributed not only to an increase in incidence but also to reduced mortality rates (2, 10).
However, prolonged exposure of leukemic cells to AMD3100 induces a decrease of total CXCR4, a phenomenon possibly related to intracellular receptor degradation and also to reduced receptor translation.
Stress-induced eating is not only related to enhanced post-prandial wanting but also to reduced post-prandial liking (Martens et al., 2010).
Loss of β-catenin from the intestine therefore leads not only to a loss of Wnt signalling (and stem cells) but also to reduced adhesion alongside cell loss from the villus (Ireland et al, 2004).
Common 'risk' alleles of SNP4 and SNP18, the SNPs that have been previously related also to reduced prefrontal cortex volume and function, were associated in the current study with an increase in negative schizotypal personality traits amongst a large population of apparently healthy young male conscripts.
There are small galleries off the Central Court designed to reduce the scale and also to reduce museum fatigue.
The Liberal Democrats want single transferable vote (STV), but also to reduce the House of Commons to 500 MPs.
The aim of the committee is also to reduce the adverse health consequences of tobacco use".
"We know vaccinating badgers reduces transmission of bovine TB to other badgers, so there is good reason to expect it also to reduce transmission to cattle," she said.
