Sentence examples for combinations of reduced from inspiring English sources

Over the 27 BMP scenarios considered in this study, the most effective singular measures are reduction of fertilizer application and sealing of irrigation canals, while combinations of reduced fertilizer application, reduced irrigation application, canal sealing, and enhanced riparian buffer zones are predicted to have the greatest overall impact.

Typical "oxido-shuffling" reagents are the combinations of reduced and oxidized glutathione, cysteine and cystine, cysteamine and cystamine or di-β-hydroxyethyl disulfide, and 2-mercaptoethanol (Rudolph and Lilie 1996; Bulaj 2005; Lovelace et al. 2006).

Various chemical combinations of reducing agents and stripping assistants are being used in stripping liquids to strip the dye from fabric (Chavan 1969).

Various combinations of reducing pO2 and increasing Thot can achieve the same energy storage for either inert sweep gas or reversible vacuum-pump systems with solar-to-electric efficiencies above 35%.

The combination of reduced commissions from smaller trading volumes and the new regulations have stanched the revenue stream that banks have used to support their research budgets, which exceeded $500 million at some firms during the stock market boom.

A2780cisR cells are resistant through a combination of reduced drug transport enhanced DNA repair/tolerance and elevated glutathione (GSH) levels with respect to the parental A2780 cells.

A combination of reduced cellular and tissue uptake and enhanced longitudinal relaxivity likely contributed to the overall improvements in contrast potency (Figure 6).

The combination of reduced incomes, higher inflation and higher unemployment point to a serious aggravation of poverty and food insecurity in several countries affected by the crisis.

This combination of reduced bone quality and a mismatch between the femur and implant might have increased the risk of initial subsidence.

The mechanism for this benefit is thought to be a combination of reduced oxygen demand [ 2], increased coronary artery blood flow velocity [ 3], and augmentation of diastolic arterial pressure enhancing thrombolysis, leading to faster reperfusion [ 4].

From a mechanical perspective, increased fracture risk in individuals with OI could stem from a combination of reduced bone mass, decreased bone material quality, and, in some individuals, the presence of bone deformity.