Sentence examples for by a subsequent reduction from inspiring English sources

However, in a dual-purpose winter wheat system, this advantage is partially offset by a subsequent reduction in grain yield.

This was followed by a subsequent reduction of the particle sizes at later crank angles due to particle oxidation.

Feature extraction is defined by a subsequent reduction of the selected voxels using principal component analysis (PCA) or partial least squares (PLS) techniques while classification is performed by a support vector machine (SVM).

If the area of the treatment does not experience a wildfire during the lifespan of the treatment effectiveness, then the emissions resulting from the treatment are not offset by a subsequent reduction in pyrogenic emissions.

The strong link between phosphorus availability and plant production [8] also means nutrient deficiencies are then compounded by a subsequent reduction in plant production, meaning less organic material returning to the soil matrix through decomposition.

Differentiation assays suggested that the loss of primitive streak marker gene expression that occurs in response to inhibition of TGFβ signaling was accompanied by a subsequent reduction in mesoderm formation and an increase in the number of aggregates containing neural extensions.

These events involve an initial inhibition of cyclin B1/Cdc2 activity by p21 and a subsequent reduction of cyclin B1 (Charrier-Savournin et al, 2004).

Wetter and colder conditions at the mid-to-late Holocene transition (4000 3000 cal yr BP) led to a decrease in fire frequency, probably driven by both climate and a subsequent reduction in human land use.

Apparently a weakened chemical bonding of cobalt as well as chromium immobilization caused by the nitrogen insertion and a subsequent reduction of passivating oxide layer causes the selective high Co ion release for samples with high process temperatures.

Patients with jaundice or evidence of bile duct obstruction and in whom the biliary tree could be decompressed by endoscopic percutaneous endoprosthesis, with a subsequent reduction in bilirubin to <2.5 × ULN, were also eligible.

These data suggest that simply detecting small lung cancers may not result in the expected reduction in mortality: the benefit of MSCT in lung cancer will be reduced if we detect apparently earlier stage disease judged by size, T stage, without a subsequent reduction in nodal and metastatic disease, N and M stage.