Sentence examples for data on the reduction from inspiring English sources

A theoretical analysis of primary, secondary and limiting current distributions along the planar nickel electrode of a laboratory filter-press flow cell has been carried out using previous data on the reduction of Fe CN 63− ions in an aqueous 0.1 mol dm−3 Na2CO3 electrolyte at 293 K.

Another researcher Shtuchnyi (1974) presented data on the reduction in the hole diameter as compared with the drill diameter by 0.03... 0.1 mm (immediately after drilling), and further reduction in the holes diameter of 0.01... 0.05 mm occurs during following 24 h, after which the diameter does not change.

Previously, histological data on the reduction of the lesion size induced by spinal cord injury or MCAO in the acute phase up to 24 hours and at day 1 and 7 after, respectively, were presented [25], [28].

However, our data on the reduction in ALP activity in resistant insects was independent of feeding on Cry-contaminated diet, or on diet composition, as larvae used in our work were reared on diverse diets (including fresh corn leaf tissue) and were not exposed to Cry toxins before dissection.

The data on the reduction of curcumin-mediated THP-1 cell apoptosis by the MAPK inhibitors using DNA content assays is consistent with those obtained from capase-3/7 assays.

This study will provide critical data on the reduction in HIV transmission risk associated with being on HIV treatment in homosexual male serodiscordant couples in different regions of the world.

We therefore propose to undertake a systematic review of literature which reports credible data on the reductions in travel associated with the use of telemedicine.

We propose to undertake a systematic review of literature which reports credible data on the reductions in travel associated with the use of telemedicine.

The impact of augmenting the data-base of hydraulic information on the reduction of uncertainty associated with the environmental scenario analyzed was then investigated.

Despite the clear physiological principles of PLR testing, data on the net reduction in fluid balance of critically ill patients remain scarce.

To lower the incidence of foodborne disease, many experts and stakeholders urge the development of a science- and risk-based food safety system, in which decision makers prioritize hazards and interventions using the best available data on the distribution and reduction of risks (2, 3).