The phrase "area of reducing" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a context where reduction is taking place, but it lacks clarity and specificity.
Example: "In the area of reducing waste, we have implemented several new strategies to minimize our environmental impact."
Alternatives: "field of reduction" or "domain of decreasing".
J. Bruce Clark, a credit analyst at Moody's, said, "They've made some notable progress, particularly in the area of reducing costs, and they've made some progress in beginning to boost the image of the brands and the perceptions of consumers".
The new set of Connected Vehicle technologies also shows promising benefits, especially in the area of reducing inter-vehicular friction.
The core concepts and examples of self-managing database technology are useful for researchers who are interested in contributing to the area of reducing total cost of ownership for databases.
In the area of reducing energy consumption in buildings, high-priority research topics include information technology infrastructure for fundamental data gathering, processing and management, whole system and process integration for design and operation of smart buildings, and high-performance building components and sub-systems.
Softer areas will vibrate more while cancers and firm masses vibrate less and can be seen as an area of reduced colour.
However, our confirmatory analyses conducted with the spatial scan statistic (SaTScan), identified a statistically significant cluster of elevated risk in southeast Oakland County, MI and a borderline significant area of reduced risk in central Los Angeles 20 years prior to diagnosis.
DWI findings vary in the setting of venous compromise, but typically demonstrate areas of reduced diffusion within affected parenchyma and occasionally evidence of cortical venous thrombus (Fig. 4).
Areas of reduced MAP2 immunoreactivity can be seen in both the stratum radiatum and stratum molecular.
Areas of reduced perfusion within the myocardium (perfusion defects: PD) when pharmacologic stress is applied indicate vascular impairment.
The application of this knowledge to selectively correct areas of reduced bone projections in patients with deficiencies either inherent or due to aging is discussed.
