The phrase "at reduced strength" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something is functioning or operating at a lower capacity or intensity than normal.
Example: "The medication should be taken at reduced strength to minimize side effects."
Alternatives: "at lower potency" or "at diminished capacity".
As shown in Fig. 22, higher CPB strength is formed with reduced rate of filling.
Deuterium relaxation rates R1ρ (D) and R1 (D) for CH2D methyl groups were measured with established 2-D Cmethyl Hmethyl pulse schemes at 16.4 and 18.8 T (700.13 and 800.13 MHz H Larmor frequencies), 295 K. D hard-pulses were applied at 1.78 kHz, while the spin-locks were applied at reduced strengths of 1.2 kHz.
Sensitive periods are similar, but the excess risk can also occur outside the sensitive period, albeit at a reduced strength.
Brachial plexus neuropathy at chord level was defined with reduced strength in the deltoid, biceps, and radial flexor of the wrist muscles, when weaknesses were accompanied by brachial plexus tenderness at its passage behind the pectoral muscle.
Median neuropathy at elbow level was defined with reduced strength in the radial flexor of the wrist muscle along with mechanical allodynia involving the median nerve at elbow level (at the passage proximal to the elbow, between the two heads of the pronator teres muscle, and/or at the arcade of the superficial flexor of digits muscle).
The phase transition seems to be associated with slight swing of the ethyl group of the cation brought about by reduced strength of the hydrogen bonds at elevated temperature.
Special consideration was given to the presence of normal strength in certain muscles and of reduced strength in others [ 18, 19], and to localized mechanical allodynia at the appropriate location(s) along the nerve trunk [ 8].
GMS15 particles breaking earlier lead to reduced strength and limited strain capacity values.
Nonetheless, a small size implies a magnetic response of reduced strength.
