Sentence examples for consequence of reduction in from inspiring English sources
The initiation of knickpoint retreat in the catchment was primarily a consequence of reduction in sediment supply at the end of MIS 2. Based on the timing of rapid downcutting in the Waipaoa River mainstem, we estimate that the rate of knickpoint retreat along the Waihuka tributary was about 2 km/kyr.
It has been shown that, as a consequence of reduction in activity, muscular atrophy preferentially occurs in antigravity muscles (Thomason and Booth 1990).
Cardiovascular diseases (CVD) are declining in many countries, including the UK, as a consequence of reduction in some risk factors (smoking, hypertension and hypercholesterolaemia) and better clinical management and treatments.
However, the number of all germ cells that were labeled by MVH (general germ cell marker) remained unchanged in seAip1−/− testes at P7, P9 and P12, suggesting that the reduction of SSCs was specific and was not a secondary consequence of reduction in the general germ cell population.
At the same time, Air Force officials bemoaned a lack of preparedness that they felt was a consequence of reductions in flight practice and maintenance necessitated by the sequester cuts to military spending, and officials from a wide range of government-funded programs and agencies from the Meals on Wheels program for seniors to the National Park Service began to warn of looming problems.
In the case of physical activity programmes, savings of health service resources emerge as a consequence of reductions in inactivity-related diseases and mortality, leading to a lower utilisation of healthcare services and lower productivity losses [40].
According to Crain's Detroit Business, WSU officials said the increase is a consequence of reductions in state appropriations, which have declined 27.7percentt from 2002 to $183.3 million this year.
The decrease in muscle mass with ageing is the consequence of reductions in fibers size and muscle fiber number.
Decreased drug clearance may be the consequence of reductions in hepatic mass, enzymatic activity, blood flow, renal plasma flow, glomerular filtration rate, and tubular function associated with aging.
Thus, the disruption to anterograde mitochondrial transport induced by VAPBP56S is a consequence of reductions in the frequency, velocity and persistence of anterograde mitochondrial movements.
Canadian health benefits from changes in exposure to both O3 (daily 1-hr maximum) and NO2 as a consequence of reductions in NOx emissions are shown in Figure 1A.
