Sentence examples for corresponding to reducing from inspiring English sources

In potato, single-strand conformation polymorphism (SSCP) markers in invertases (INV), L-type starch phosphorylases (PHO1), soluble starch synthase (Sss), and AGPaseS were associated with chip or processing quality (corresponding to reducing sugar content) and tuber starch content, in some cases also with tuber yield and starch yield (Li et al. 2005, 2008, 2013).

Samples were carboxamidomethylated by treatment with iodoacetamide, then digested with chymotrypsin, and analyzed by MALDI-TOF MS. Several peaks with mass shifts of +158 m/ z relative to theoretical Pin1 chymotryptic peptides were present in the digest, corresponding to reduced Michael adducts of HNE.

However, the numbers of CC1+ cells in lesions treated with Sema3A remained significantly reduced, corresponding to reduced OPC migration and therefore less OPCs to then differentiate (Fig.  7b).

However, the poor cluster scale conductivity results in inactive material in thick electrode during cycling, approximately 10% (w/w), may corresponding to the reduced capacity respective to thin electrode.

Ford said it could not have won the concessions from the union without a corresponding plan to reduce its debt load.

No amount of target-hardening and corresponding efforts to reduce dangers will protect United States personnel against suicide missions or other terrorist threats.

Interestingly enough, the reduction of sounds to waves in a medium is arguably more successful than the corresponding attempt to reduce colors to properties of electromagnetic waves.

Therefore we need to take some corresponding measures to reduce the effects of the node selfishness on the network performance [6, 7].

This allows us in corresponding cases to reduce the study of a generalized and impulsive system to the analysis of the sequence of integro-differential equations, and consequently to the analysis of the corresponding sequence of systems of ordinary differential equations.

We have reworded the corresponding section to reduce confusion.

This translates to increased bone mineral density and bone strength, corresponding clinically to reduced risk of vertebral and non-vertebral fragility fractures (Black et al. 1996).