Sentence examples for decrease reactivity from inspiring English sources
This limits service providers' ability to design trauma and resilience-informed interventions that link the mind and the body that can decrease reactivity.
Practical self-regulation skills that are based on neuroscience research belong in police and CO training academies, and with other first responder groups as a tool to build resilience and decrease reactivity during stressful situations.
Developing self-regulation skills that can be practiced independently by providers and clients alike can decrease reactivity and increase slow system processing in addition to building a sense of mastery and self-control.
Brannan and co-workers have shown that inhaled steroids decrease reactivity in the MCT and Leuppi and co-workers suggested that MCT can be used to predict treatment failure and exacerbation during step-down of asthma therapy [ 13, 14].
Especially electron-withdrawing groups, such as an acetoxy group, tend to decrease reactivity because formation of a partial or full positive charge at the anomeric center is rendered more difficult by inductive electron withdrawal from the ring.
The best studied detoxification machinery is the xenobiotic metabolizing system, which includes receptors, metabolizing enzymes, and transporters, and which tends to prevent absorption, increase water solubility, or decrease reactivity of xenobiotic chemicals, thus leading to their detoxification and elimination from the body (Barouki 2010).
A more ordered structure tends to indicate a lower surface area and fewer reactive vacancy and edge sites, leading to decreased reactivity.
Acid birnessite oxidized the most arsenic at alkaline and acidic pHs, with decreased reactivity towards neutral pH.
In spite of the apparent decreased reactivity, anhydrite dissolution is still very pronounced in two-phase flow experiments.
This happens because of the decreased reactivity of the carbonyl component due to the delocalization of the phenoxide anion formed [30].
Random stacked birnessite was the only Mn-oxide with triclinic structure, which has been shown to have decreased reactivity compared to layered Mn-oxides with hexagonal structure [21].
