Sentence examples for comparative reduction from inspiring English sources
Comparative reduction experiments with ZnO were also performed.
After all, satisfaction derived from consumption, or a sense of gain through comparative reduction of consumption disparity, can eventually promote people's happiness.
Comparative reduction and dry reforming of these oxides was made to control the formation of Ni and its sintering for applications in methane dry reforming.
However, offsetting any comparative reduction in data complexity, ARQiv significantly increases throughput capacity.
There was no indication of a comparative reduction in desmosome expression that might give rise to reduced adhesiveness of tumour cells, although loss of polarised junctional distribution in poorly differentiated tumours might have such a consequence.
Another reason for the absence of enzyme building blocks is the comparative reduction of terephthalate and toxic intermediate metabolite to methane via decarboxylation pathway [ 14, 18] in the activated sludge.
Pincus and colleagues [ 61] evaluated the comparative pain reduction of NSAIDs and acetaminophen in patients with hip or knee OA, and assessed the interaction between type of medication and a pooled severity score, based on radiographic severity, symptomatic severity, and number of involved joints.
The relative risk reduction in a comparative study of 25 patients undergoing prophylactic HIPEC compared to a 1 2 matched control group was 82 % [ 59].
We examined the safety and efficacy of this method in a randomized, case-controlled comparative study (the Reduction and Simplification [RAS] study) [ 7]; however, the number of participants was small and the results required further validation.
For PI-type controllers, the comparative contour error reduction is more modest, due to their effective suppression of steady-state position error along the path.
This paper presents a comparative study of susceptibility reduction techniques for electromagnetic interference (EMI) in digital integrated circuits (ICs).
