Sentence examples for and reduction of a from inspiring English sources

Both steady state kinetics and potentiometric results indicate formation and reduction of a surface nickel oxide.

We have proposed in this paper a fast method and an algorithm for the approximation and reduction of a large network and a fast estimate calculation for the shortest path, in addition to previously proposed algorithms for distance estimation.

Two graphene-like materials, obtained by thermal exfoliation and reduction of a graphite oxide at 700 and 1000 °C, were studied as active electrodes in the positive half-cell of a Vanadium Redox Flow Battery (VRFB).

As mentioned above, there are a variety of interpretations — feminist and otherwise — of what exactly oppression consists in, but the leading idea is that oppression consists in "an enclosing structure of forces and barriers which tends to the immobilization and reduction of a group or category of people" (Frye 1983, 10-11).

Also, less cross-links in PPyA means less destruction of the electronic structure as the formation of cross-links requires breakage and reduction of a double bond to a single bond, thereby decreasing its π-π conjugation length which brings about charge localization on the backbone, therefore leading to a reduction in conductivity.

The analysis of the catalytic data, STEM images and the in situ XANES experiments of the various catalysts indicated the following characteristics for the CPO reaction: sufficient heat production by combustion of methane, total conversion of oxygen, and reduction of a certain fraction of the catalyst.

This means that weight loss and reduction of an elevated HBA1c may be used as equivalent endpoints in pragmatic trials, which is not really the case.

China's success in continuous growth and reduction of poverty should be a model for other nations.

Monitoring and reduction of aversive tension is a core issue in dialectical behaviour therapy of patients.

Nevertheless, the regimen is challenging and reduction of side effects is a useful goal.

"The fall in oil prices and reduction of trade with Europe have a far greater effect".