Sentence examples for consequence a reduction from inspiring English sources

As a consequence, a reduction in cardiac output leads to an increase in the ratio of the pressure drop across the pulmonary circulation (PAP-LAP) to flow, even though there is no change in vasomotor tone (Figure 1B).

Attempting to add a larger group V solute atom (like Bi) into a solvent material (like GaAs) leads to an increase in the substitutional energy owing to the large atomic size difference and, as a consequence, a reduction of the solubility of the solute atom [6].

This is important because the energy dissipated during a stop braking increases approximately with the square of train traveling speed and, as a consequence, a reduction of disk clamping forces may be fundamental to avoid the risk of excessive thermal loads.

Any of these inputs directed specifically to the endocrine cells of the Pit-1 lineage could be affected in the Nestin-Cre mice inducing as a consequence a reduction in pituitary hormonal contents.

Recovery from injury in these animals is associated with apoptosis of the HSC/MF and, as a consequence, a reduction in the tissue inhibitor of metalloproteinase (TIMP) levels and progressive degradation of the fibrotic matrix [ 7- 9].

As a consequence, a reduction in cardiac output leads to an increase in the ratio of the pressure drop across the pulmonary circulation (PAP-LAP) to flow, even though there is no change in vasomotor tone.

Deleterious mutations fixed by genetic drift as a consequence of a reduction in the effect of natural selection can also inactivate host genes that negatively regulate IS element transposition activities (Roberts et al. 1985; Valle et al. 2007).

"All of them come with the consequence of a reduction in posts, but some also come with the consequence that the public will see - or perceive - a reduction in service in their area.

If we can only solve, as FDAC and Pause so successfully solve, the 'problem', then the consequence is a reduction in the number of new cases coming into the system".

Wages grew by 5% in the private as well as in the public sectors; one consequence was a reduction of 1999 investments, both domestic and offshore, by as much as 10%.

A potential consequence of a reduction in parasitism by females that engage in aggressive host defence is an associated reduction in overall parasitism of the host population.