Sentence examples for demand for reduced from inspiring English sources

Today, low-pressure cleaning is of particular interest due to demand for reduced compressed air consumption.

However, the cost and complexity of these techniques increase dramatically with the demand for reduced feature sizes over large areas.

Plants, algae, yeasts and most prokaryotes cover their demand for reduced sulphur by reduction of inorganic sulphate.

Cadmium (Cd) exposure and sulfate limitation induce root sulfate uptake to meet the metabolic demand for reduced sulfur.

These findings suggest that tumor cells have an elevated demand for reduced NADPH due to the increased scavenging of ROS via glutathione [ 16].

In this study, the activity of GR in the livers of animals fed with the AIN 93 diet was significantly lower than in animals fed with the commercial diet, suggesting that the AIN 93 diet group has a lower demand for reduced glutathione in the cellular defense mechanisms, or that GR may not have a major role as a defense enzyme under the conditions tested.

We dutifully reduce our costs by cutting services where we think prudent; this leads to more dissatisfaction and more demands for reduced costs–and so on and so on, until the cost that is ultimately reduced is you.

But if the legislation succeeds in reducing emissions, the reduced supply of electricity will necessitate a rise in retail prices to reduce demand for the reduced supply.

And in the department's detective division, veteran investigators said the risk of failing to meet unrealistic demands for reducing crime ever further felt so great that many qualified detectives no longer fought for the jobs of heading precinct squads.

A simple model is presented based on the idea of balancing demands for reducing power (derived from photosynthetic electron transport) in primary metabolism versus the secondary pathway that leads to the synthesis of isoprene.

Reducing consumer demand for ivory reduces the incentive for poachers to massacre elephants and for traffickers to engage in illegal ivory trade.