Sentence examples for diminution to less from inspiring English sources

A combination of char diminution to less than 100 μm, deagglomeration, and homogenization in a colloid mixer combined with stepwise warming and further in-line preheating under pressure immediately before gasification are essential ingredients for a successful final bioslurry preparation.

"That would be a serious diminution to our lifestyle," he said.

Diminution to a single-walled straw material down to about 1 cm in length is sufficient; further diminution is not desirable because it does not change the characteristic lengths, and excessive diminution creates dust problems.

A review of 50 CT studies in schizophrenia reported inconsistency (and diminution) of findings over time, and the interesting observation that studies in larger numbers of subjects appeared to less often find significant differences compared to studies with fewer subjects [ 4].

Our κ 0 diminution showed less attenuation than that of the default and the f E parameters dominated the shape and amplification of diminution, even for the stations with similar κ 0 values.

For κ 0 with 0.0518 or 0.0582 s, the f E parameters result in diminution with far less attenuation than the default.

It seems that according to a cluster model simulation for rolling, statistically the strain rates of the hard grains defined in this paper tend to reduce less than the increase in the strain rate of soft grains in the direction of the imposed strain rate; gradually this diminution/increase reduces for both hard and soft grains as deformation increases.

This diminution allows to reduce the pressure on the grid and can decrease the risk of failure.

Interestingly, Cdk7 diminution led to higher levels of Ser5-phosphorylated RNAP II between 4 and 24 h post-UV irradiation.

Survival of the patient, but also shortening the treatment duration, diminution of doses, and less side-effects were mentioned as possible clinical results to be included.

But Russia does not appear to have suffered a commensurate diminution of willingness to engage in aggressive behavior.