Sentence examples for by reducing the degrees from inspiring English sources

We synthesize the substructures, and we then construct a two-level, semi-parametrized ROM by reducing the degrees of freedom of the interface in the on-line stage.

This example illustrates the trade-off of gaining power by reducing the degrees of freedom vs. losing power by attenuation of signal.

However, we found no significant evidence for association in either the qPCR or SNP data sets, before or after summarising the KIR copy number by presence/absence to increase power by reducing the degrees of freedom (Table 3).

Plasticizers can be used to change the mechanical and electrical properties of polymer electrolytes by reducing the degree of crystallinity and lowering the glass transition temperature Tg.

By reducing the degree of polymerization of the homopolymer C to unity, the component C became a small solvent molecule immiscible with the bulk solvent.

This can be done, for example, by reducing the degree of non-determinism through reducing the number of non-deterministic transitions of the machine, and thus increasing the chances of having separating sequences.

A fungal PME from Aspergillus aculeatus (Aa-PME), with a pseudo-random mode of action, was used to demethylesterify a extremely high methylesterified HG (DM 94%, average degree of polymerization 246) by reducing the degree of methylesterification (DM) from 94% to either 70% or 80%.

The 1/7 scaled down THETA (Transient Hydrodynamics Engineering Test Apparatus) tests show that a vertical inclined nozzle angle of the DVII system increases the downward momentum of the injected ECC water by reducing the degree of impingement on the reactor downcomer, whereby lessening the extent of the direct bypass through the break.

By reducing the degree of uncertainty on the clinical status of individual patients, the simultaneous analysis of multiple biomarkers improves the possibility to distinguish between two even close tumor types and predict distinct therapeutic responses.

Ridley (1993) postulated that polyandry reduces competition between siblings when they compete together for host resources, by reducing the degree of relatedness among brood-mates.

These results suggest that SREBF1 loss may block mitophagy by reducing the degree to which full-length PINK1 is stabilized on the OMM of injured mitochondria.