Sentence examples for concomitant reductions from inspiring English sources
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Concomitant reductions (P<0.01) in liver Zn and Mo concentrations were also noticed.
Treatment effects included concomitant reductions in upper level visual obstruction (m), increased herbaceous understory coverage, and hardwood midstory competition reduction.
Only one randomized controlled study has been published to date [17], in which the authors found that adjunct use of DEX was associated with DEX attenuation of AWS symptoms, with concomitant reductions in use of BZDs.
The SWAT model results nevertheless demonstrate that such soils on high-elevation, gentle slopes will form ET "hot spots" exhibiting disproportionately large increases in ET, and concomitant reductions in runoff yield, in response to warming.
The major effects of porosity are, first, a reduction in the threshold stress needed for kink band formation, a reduction that stems mostly from concomitant reductions in the shear moduli; and, second, a reduction in the ultimate compressive stresses.
They found that the aircraft consumed as much as 15percentt less fuel (with a concomitant reduction in carbon-dioxide output).
But effects on staff have also been pronounced, such as, "reduced staffing levels, moves to part-time work, and increased reliance on volunteers", sparking "loss of morale, higher staff turnover and the concomitant reduction in provision of expertise".
They found that the aircraft consumed as much as 15% less fuel (with a concomitant reduction in carbon-dioxide output).
The martensitic transformation is an energy barrier crossing event and exhibits concomitant reduction in symmetry.
Furthermore, as expected, temperature increase and the concomitant reduction in peat accumulation rate had an effect on SOL thickness.
