Sentence examples for consequently reduction in from inspiring English sources
These results reveal that widening of the energy barrier and consequently reduction in its slope facilitated membrane fusion.
Moreover due to adverse service conditions and environmental impacts, it gets degraded early, causing substantial drop in efficiency and consequently reduction in life cycle.
Furthermore, simulation analysis suggests that future income will bring about a potentially large increase in car usage and consequently reduction in transit systems.
Considering the biomass production, plugging of the porous rock, and consequently reduction in permeability can occur during MEOR processes.
This reversion is associated with loss of matrix stiffening and consequently reduction in spontaneous metastases to lungs and liver.
Smoking is a cause of significant preventable morbidity and mortality [ 1]; consequently, reduction in smoking prevalence is a priority for governments and health care systems across the world.
The rooms were unoccupied and free of indoor sources, and consequently reductions in particle concentration were due to deposition processes within the room alone.
Moreover, the auxeticity of the core has led to significant stiffening in both the core and plate and consequently, reductions in the lateral deflections of the plate.
Variation of gain compression factor, does not affect ground state threshold current of the laser but it degrades the photon number and consequently, reduction of output power in the InGaAs/GaAs quantum dot laser is demonstrated.
Furthermore, a fructose-enriched diet accentuates the accumulation of diacylglycerols in liver through induction of lipogenesis, leading to hepatic insulin resistance, metabolic syndrome, and consequently reduction of glucose tolerance in rodents [ 10, 15– 17].
Thus, we attempted to reduce the AFL thickness, and consequently, the reduction in the AFL thickness into 10 μm (ASRohmic: 0.05 Ω cm2 on the 5-μm-thick electrolyte) was effective for preventing the constriction effects.
