Sentence examples for different levels of reduction from inspiring English sources
Different levels of reduction were achieved after DES treatment, and simultaneous functionalization/reduction was reported in some cases.
Different levels of reduction on material strength and elastic modulus were found to depend on the level of fatigue loading.
In the context of evaluating the crime drop, we are concerned with the concept of vertical equity: "the unequal, but equitable, treatment of unequals" (Mooney and Jan 1997: 80) as an evaluative criterion i.e. different levels of reduction in victimisation (the unequal) amongst those individuals or areas experiencing different levels of crime (the unequals).
Sub optimal morpholino amounts were used to allow different levels of reduction in Hoxd1 expression, thus allowing possible synergistic effects to be observed.
Western blot analysis of established stable cell lines demonstrated different levels of reduction in Bid protein expression compared to cells transfected with a scrambled control sequence (Fig. 1 A).
In the LOXL3-deficient mice, different levels of reduction occurred in immature cross-links (DHLNL and HLNL) and mature cross-links (HYL-PYR and LYS-PYR).
Thus, in reading studies on EoE evaluating therapy, endpoints vary with different levels of eosinophil reduction including absolute numbers (e.g. <5) or percentage reduction.
Since different research groups applied different levels of data reduction, Section 2 investigates how data-processing methodologies differed between articles.
We found no evidence that the effect of harm reduction was larger on HCV incidence than on HIV incidence, as our risk estimates for the different levels of harm reduction participation were comparable.
Given the current uncertainty of the majority and minority carrier mobilities, we study the possible impact of different levels of mobility reduction on solar cell efficiency.
A new etching principle is proposed to explain the different levels of chemical reduction between various metal impurities with pore formation during etching.
