Sentence examples for entailed a reduction from inspiring English sources

As brain size increased over time in human ancestors, the concurrent remodeling of the skull entailed a reduction of the jaw so that the head of the fetus would continue to fit through the birth canal of the adult female.

> -wrap-foot> VDD pacing with fully evoked QRS complexes entailed a reduction of TVI amplitude with respect to the value measured in each patient with intrinsic AVC (−16 ± 26%; P < 0.05), and a non-significant prolongation of the signal reversal time (32 ± 74 ms).

But as a disarmament measure, it is a modest step, entailing a reduction of only 30 percent from the former limit — and some of that reduction is accomplished by the way the warheads are counted, not by their destruction.

CAM efficacy was specified to the patients to entail a reduction in the chronic headache frequency and/or intensity.

Also, the increase in temperature enlarges the intercluster distances, which entails a reduction of unbound O-H groups in the surface layer, that causes a decrease of ST.

When the maximum value is not large enough, this entails a reduction in the TCP throughput, as shown in Table 1.

The lack of confidence in the estimation of its value may entail a reduction in the engine performance as well as lifespan.

Moreover, during Earth Hour, any significant drop in electricity demand will entail a reduction in CO2 emissions during the hour, but it will be offset by the surge from firing up coal or gas stations to restore electricity supplies afterward.

The Imperial dry docks were only deep enough for ships with a draft of 9 m, and simply accepting an increased displacement on the same hull as the Derfflinger class would entail a reduction in speed.

Both a reduction in threshold or in the number of neurons requiring electrophysiological activation entail a reduction in the aggregate rate of impulse flow required to produce a given level of reward intensity.

Anthropogenic disturbances of natural populations commonly entail a reduction in population abundance, and in this context salmonids are not an exception.