Sentence examples for diminish the steps from inspiring English sources

In addition, the laboratory is positively pressured to avoid the contamination with incoming external pollution (e.g., pollen, spores, etc).. To diminish the steps in pre-PCR amplification, and, therefore, the possibility of contamination, a modified protocol respect to the one used by Suyama et al. [ 58] and by Parducci et al. [ 59], who crushed the pollen grains in PCR tube, was used.

Because (i) SN-6 did not affect the electrophysiologically recorded Ca2+-currents (Fig. 2B) and (ii) TTX did not diminish the voltage-step induced [Ca2+]i elevations (Fig. 4D) we believe that in NG2 cells Ca2+-influx through NCXs plays only a minor role, if any.

The main idea behind CS is to diminish the number of steps involved when acquiring data by combining sampling and compression into a single step [3, 4].

Under this approach, the consistency of an estimate is reached by the special nonlinear transformation of discrepancy rather than by diminishing the algorithm step value.

I'm also in full agreement with Dr. Pinker and the other letter writers about our capacity to take constructive steps to diminish the dangers we face.

Facebook is also taking steps to diminish the financial incentives behind producing fake news.

He said: "What we are trying to do is get a pragmatic, sensible, common-sense solution and I think now we are heading towards one, which will involve raising the bridge, allowing the water through and taking a number of other steps to diminish the flooding".

if you keep an eye out for climate change, you can take certain steps to diminish the damage or maintain the status quo.

This method utilizes a cDNA library normalization step to diminish the representation of highly expressed transcripts and biology-oriented bioinformatic analyses to facilitate detection of rare and novel transcripts.

Meanwhile, they said, they will take steps to slowly diminish the size of the government.

"I don't think you'll ever get rid of the sweeps," said Nielsen spokesman Jack Loftus, adding that the ratings service has been "talking to agencies and advertisers about expanding the sweeps as a first step," hoping to diminish the jamming of programs into a four-week period.