Sentence examples for by reducing the extent from inspiring English sources

Therefore, we hypothesize that TT, by reducing the extent of the lesion, may lead to improvement in neurological outcome.

TiO2 coating was found to decrease the dissolution rate significantly by reducing the extent of pit formation.

We propose a more economical set of protected areas by reducing the extent to which new sites duplicate the biodiversity content of existing protected areas.

It shows excellent oxidation resistance below 600 °C and performs well in the immersion test in liquid aluminum by reducing the extent of attack of molten aluminum on the H13 steel.

Kymlicka contends that "granting special representational rights, land claims, or language rights to a [national] minority … can be seen as putting … [it] on a more equal footing [with the majority], by reducing the extent to which the smaller group is vulnerable to the larger" (36 37).

We had further hypothesized that inhibition of an alternative MAPk signaling pathway, ERK, would similarly prevent permeability increases following stretch, also by reducing the extent of occludin degradation.

GF suppressed the dynamics by reducing the rate and extent of the growing and shortening excursions and increasing the time microtubule spent in the pause state.

Griseofulvin strongly suppressed the dynamic instability of individual microtubules in live MCF-7 cells by reducing the rate and extent of the growing and shortening phases.

By reducing the equivalents of NBz, the extent of coupling could be controlled by the temperature, with higher temperatures (80 °C) allowing ATRC to compete with RTA-ATRC and higher extents of coupling were observed.

Choosing an amplitude-based binning approach might reduce the variation to some extent by reducing the residual motion component, but the counts in each gate would vary and lead to different statistics for the various gates.

Results clearly show that higher heat transfer coefficient can be achieved by reducing the diameter only to a limited extent due to rapid increase in pressure drop.