Sentence examples for contributors to reductions from inspiring English sources

Mitochondria are potential contributors to reductions in the ability to modify resting metabolic rate in response to stressors, and it has been hypothesized that such losses of metabolic plasticity may lead to dysregulation of homeostatic balance and subsequent declines in health [9].

The major contributor to reductions in the percentage of calories from fat was not a reduction in the numerator (absolute fat intake), but an increase in the denominator (total caloric intake).

One factor that has been proposed as a major contributor to reductions in heat-related mortality over time is AC use (Barnett 2007; Davis et al. 2003a, 2003b; Sheridan et al. 2009).

We conclude reduction in cardiac Na current during sepsis may be an important contributor to reduction in contractility.

This suggests that the reduction in Na current induced by sepsis could be an important contributor to reduction in contractility.

Together these data suggest that reduction of Na current during sepsis may be a significant contributor to reduction of cardiac contractility.

Taken together, our findings suggest that prematurity may be underappreciated as a contributor to reduction in birth weight from household air pollution.

Back and lower-extremity disorders have in addition been found to be a major contributor to reduction of marine unit strength before deployment, due to medical downgrading of the sufferers to non-deployment status [ 4].

We further verified that the four selected accessions for the expression analysis truly represent differences in response to drought and that our drought-treatments was the major contributor to reduction in the number of seeds for each accession.

HIF-1α, which is a member of the major family of transcription factors that are activated by hypoxia, is an important contributor to reduction of ROS production [ 28, 43, 44].

Le Foll added that farming and forestry alone could be huge contributors to the reductions in greenhouse gases necessary to halt climate change, and small changes to farming methods – such as covering slurry pits, collecting or flaring methane emissions from slurry, more precise use of fertiliser, and working the soil less intensively - could save tens of millions of tonnes of carbon dioxide.