Sentence examples for corresponding reducing from inspiring English sources

The Nagel model of reduction thus seems to suggest that a reduced theory is directly explained by the corresponding reducing theory.

After reduction of gold salts with corresponding reducing agents in the presence of LPa, Au-LPa nanomaterials were fully characterized by UV visible, FT-IR, AFM, and TEM.

Product concentrations were calculated from calibration curves generated with the corresponding reducing sugars.

Burley, Virginia, and Oriental tobaccos yielded 1.0, 3.9, and 7.7 μg of formaldehyde per puff, respectively, with corresponding reducing sugar contents in the tobaccos of 2.2, 8.3, and 15.9% (Parrish and Harward, 2000).

Thus, we can write u i +1 =  v i +1 x i +1 w i +1, where v i +1 is the string obtained by applying the corresponding reducing operation over v i, x i +1 =  x i, w i +1 =  w i, and cost (〈  u i, u i +1 〉) =  cost (〈  v i, v i +1 〉).

The working conditions covered relatively high saturation temperatures (corresponding reduced pressures of 0.35 0.74), which are prevailing in organic Rankine cycles yet absent in the open literature.

In addition, iMapReduce assigns every map task and its corresponding reduce task to the same node to avoid network communication overhead.

Reconstructed vertical long axis images of the left ventricle at 4 years since the initial study (h perfusion images on the top and FDG images on the bottom) show increased metabolic activity in the anterior and anterolateral wall with corresponding reduced perfusion (arrowheads), suggestive of active inflammation.

As in Xenopus but also in mouse eggs deadenylated mRNAs are poorly translated [16], we suppose that the deadenylation of a specific set of maternal RNAs in aged eggs leads to corresponding reduced synthesis of specific proteins.

Interestingly, this higher excitability is not maintained with time; indeed, when animals treated at P1 are analyzed after four days of recovery from oligodendrocyte ablation, we observed a reduction of NR1 staining intensity and a corresponding reduced response to glutamate activation.

Mechanisms underlying bone loss in response to disuse are not yet completely understood, even if it is recognized that they are due to increased bone resorption and corresponding reduced bone formation.