Sentence examples for correctly reduce from inspiring English sources

The closed-form expressions correctly reduce to simpler forms for film-substrate systems without residual stresses, and further include the special case of spontaneous delamination under the presence of a critical residual stress only.

It is shown that the generalized Ohm's law correctly reduces to Laplace's equation in a vacuum which therefore does not involve any numerical problems.

Combination treatment with ACT when taken correctly reduces, but does not completely eliminate, the chance of resistant strains developing.

Because Pipasic leverages the computed similarity and the shared peptides into the analysis, it is less at risk to overvalue these incorrect identifications and correctly reduces the presence of the Kre strain in this example down to a level where it cannot be distinguished from a 0% presence.

The system can identify the pipeline leak correctly and reduce false alarm rate effectively.

The police need to make sure they use their powers in relation to mental health correctly, to reduce the numbers detained.

While it's become fashionable to tell friends and colleagues "breathe!" -- and there are equally fashionable desk and office accessories reminding the same -- there's some serious science behind the reason that breathing correctly can reduce pain.

Studies have showed that when installed and used correctly, CSS reduce the risk of injury by an estimated 71% for infants and 54% for toddlers [ 15].

When used correctly, it reduces a woman's risk of contracting HIV by around 94 97% each time she had sex, according to estimates.

This is intuitive since when the transmit SNR increases, it means that the destination can receive the better quality of the source information signal from the selected relay and the destination can decode the source signal more correctly, hence reduces the outage event at the destination.

In her speech at the summit, President Napolitano correctly called reducing the world's carbon footprint "a moral imperative," adding that she was determined to turn UC campuses into a living laboratory that finds solutions that can be used for state, national and global solutions.