Sentence examples for by a reducing number from inspiring English sources

Conversely, the last three slow time scales are sensitive to variations in kinetic parameters and it may be caused by a reducing number of alternative pathways to replace the effects of kinetic variations.

According to the experimental results that proposed an optimized stable clustering algorithm for mobile ad hoc networks (OSCA) algorithm, it will not only be able to make a network more stable by reducing number of cluster head changes but also reduce the clustering overhead.

The two-state classification increases the accuracy of prediction by reducing number of states in SA.

This was evidenced by a markedly reduced number of sunburn cells after UVR in an inactivated p53 transgenic mouse model.

The same mean squared error (MSE) performance as standard AMP can be achieved by a significantly reduced number of CS measurements M. Consequently, shorter signature sequences (length M) can be employed for tag acquisition.

Here are the main benefits of exploiting joint sparsity in CS-RFID: The same mean squared error (MSE) performance as standard AMP can be achieved by a significantly reduced number of CS measurements M. Consequently, shorter signature sequences (length M) can be employed for tag acquisition.

When tested in a transgenic zebrafish embryonic angiogenesis model, dramatic inhibition in angiogenesis was exhibited by a markedly reduced number of subintestinal vessels.

The results indicated that radiation could induce the vascular damage in the submucosa area, which was reflected by a significantly reduced number of blood vessels.

In the mildest form the kidneys showed immature structures consisting of immature glomeruli and tubules, and sometimes were accompanied by a thinning cortex and reduced number of glomeruli compared to wild type.

Interestingly, we noticed an early flowering phenotype in cvy1 mutants (n = 18) supported by a significantly (P <0.05) reduced number of rosette leaves (9 ± 0.8) compared to the wild type (13 ± 0.5, n = 16) at bolting time.

This means that the signal x is 'sensed' by a reduced or 'compressed' number of measurements.