Sentence examples for dramatically reduced production from inspiring English sources

This is not only a result of government subsidies and incentives, but also of dramatically reduced production costs for wind energy.

Sustainable design has been a valuable and imperative instrument for their growth; the company says it has dramatically reduced production time and costs by using 3D printing to shave months off development for parts, accessories and engine designs.

Tumor necrosis factor (TNF) is most probably the best marker of endotoxin tolerance as assessed by its dramatically reduced production following an LPS challenge in tolerized animals, in contrast to its sharp and fast peak in response to a first injection of LPS [ 10].

Combined with the spontaneous mutation in adhE, this dramatically reduced production of acetate and eliminated H2, resulting in the highest yet achieved ethanol yield in C. thermocellum, 64% of the theoretical maximum without yet evolving the strain for improved performance.

Decreased expression of PSY and CRTISO in the tomato mutants r and tangerine (t) results in the dramatically reduced production of carotenoids in r and the accumulation of lycopene precursor pro-lycopene in t.

FDC-specific expression of TNFR1 was necessary and sufficient to induce clustering of FDCs in B-cell follicles and for germinal centre formation, and FDC depletion resulting from stromal/FDC TNFR1-deficiency led to dramatically reduced production of autoreactive antibodies.

That would hit the human population with the double whammy of dramatically reduced agricultural production and widespread loss of vegetation, leading to widespread food shortages and starvation.

RV-D1 significantly reduced the Poly I C inflammatory reaction and dramatically reduced the production of the pro-inflammatory cytokines TNF-α, IL-6, IL-1β and IL-8 in cultured HCE cells [55].

Seedlings containing both the 35S::Ntand and PG-1Sh transgenes showed dramatically reduced anthocyanin production in leaves, in most cases appearing phenotypically identical to leaves from wildtype SR1 seedlings or plants containing only the PG-1Sh construct (Fig. 6).

Attempts to increase the fermentation temperature above 37°C dramatically reduced ethanol production (data not shown).

Affected flocks had dramatically reduced egg production and hemorrhage in the skin surrounding the phalanges and feather follicles.