Sentence examples for development is reduced from inspiring English sources

However, if the sample tree splitting method is applied, the BAL-resolution can be held more or less constant during the course of growth projection and the bias in the predicted stand development is reduced.

The Wall St. Journal commented, "At its worst, the new/old Arrested Development is reduced to doing a shaky imitation of itself: the characters and themes are there but the beats are slightly off, as is the tone".

Teak is a light demanding species and its growth and development is reduced sharply under poor light conditions.

Although women may be aware that alcohol can harm the fetus, they may also believe that light or social use of alcohol intake during pregnancy is acceptable [ 55, 80] and that the effect of alcohol consumption on fetal development is reduced after 20 weeks [ 80].

The peak left-ventricular (LV) systolic pressure development is reduced in diabetes [ 27, 40- 45], but both the stress (force per cross-sectional area) produced by isolated papillary muscles [ 2, 3, 28, 30, 34- 37], and the peak shortening of single myocytes [ 13, 46- 49], remain unaffected.

growing global populations and the relentless pursuit of unsustainable development is reducing the ability of our ocean to sustain life".

That development is reducing reliance on expensive television advertising time, diminishing the control of consultants over their candidates' images and threatening more fundamental changes.

In China, the land availability for urban development is reducing progressively.

This result is consistent with previous findings such as Hao and Li (2006), indicating that one byproduct of economic development is reducing gender inequality.

A calcific NP biofilm developed within 1 week after inoculation and their development was reduced by pyrophosphate and inhibitors of ALP.

As this application has not been not developed from scratch, the time spent in its development was reduced and its quality was improved (Abi-Antoun 2007; Johnson 1997; Stanojevic et al. 2011).