Sentence examples for effect in the reduction of from inspiring English sources

Incorporation of copper slag has significant effect in the reduction of carbonation.

Tree et al. (2003) found that chlorination has significant effect in the reduction of E. coli and E. faecalis in sewage-treated effluents.

Ceramic coatings have a significant effect in the reduction of wear and abrasion failure in reciprocating and rotary engines for transportation and stationary power.

The implementation of 3 9 m vegetative buffers on experimental parcels were found to mitigate sediment delivery (greater than 90% sediment reduction) on tail drainage ditches but had limited effect in the reduction of runoff flow that can transport other dissolved pollutants.

It has also found that the mechanical performance decreases with increase of the initial crack length for a given crack orientation, and that the initial crack orientation perpendicular to a tensile direction has a maximal effect in the reduction of the mechanical performance in this direction.

In terms of why women get breast cancer, doctors are not certain, but says, Dr. Presant, "There seems to be a cumulative effect in the reduction of the body's immune defenses against cancers, and hormonal changes also play a part".

Evaluations of TC interventions using previous meta-analyses and systematic reviews show modest effects in the reduction of recidivism and drug use in male adult offenders (e.g., (Mitchell et al. (2012); Pearson and Lipton 1999); but have not focused on the co-occurrence between drug misuse and mental health problems and previous evaluations.

Unfortunately, corticosteroid treatment does not seem to have any significant effects in the reduction of mortality.

The effects in the reduction of postextubation stridor may be influenced by varied cutoff points based on CLV.

The OBT showed greater effects in the reduction of physical impairment (ES = 1.07) and pain behaviour (ES = 1.48), whereas the CBT showed the greatest increase in coping (ES = 1.70) and reduction in affective distress (ES = 0.61).

These health effects can result in the reduction of the ability for these fish species to successfully reproduce.