Sentence examples for environments reduction from inspiring English sources

Among them: simplification of the optical system by mounting the single channel SiPM directly on the scintillator surface, thus avoiding complex fiber systems; straightforward single channel calibration, owing to the excellent single pixel resolution; increased ruggedness of the system, which will be an advantage in volcanic environments; reduction in cost.

To reduce FCV-related problems in multi-cat environments, reduction of group size in addition to the generally recommended vaccination are advocated.

Thus, if problems with FCV are encountered in multi-cat environments, reduction of group size in addition to the generally recommended vaccination and quarantine measures for incoming and sick cats are advocated.

For these environments, reductions in total survey effort of 50%70%% could be achieved with little loss in 2D- and 3D-grid fidelity or feature definition.

Due to many reasons; including the reduction of new pavement construction, conservation of natural resources, preservation of the environment, reduction of landfill space, the use of reclaimed asphalt pavement (RAP) as a component of asphalt mixture has been gaining increasing popularity in recent years around the world.

Possible causal mechanisms include the psychologically and physiologically restorative effects of contact with the natural environment, reduction of pollutants, and opportunities for social contacts and physical activity [ 7, 8].

Upon restoration of a more reduced ER environment, reduction of BiP would reestablish BiP activity as an ATP-driven chaperone to facilitate protein folding through its binding and release of polypeptides.

The fatigue strength drastically reduced under the three different corrosive environments: the reduction rates of fatigue limit under high humidity, NaCl and CaCl2 environments were 0.22, 0.85 and 0.77, respectively.

Because diatoms are the contemporaneous dominant primary producers in marine environments, a reduction in their activity is likely to affect the marine food webs they sustain [ 1, 2].

While for the tropical environment global warming only induced reductions from 0.4%to0.7%7% in the mean of t T, for the oceanic environment this reduction ranges between 1.4% and 2.3%.

Polarity measurements of the label environment at the N-side provided (i) site-specific values indicative of a hydrophilic and a more hydrophobic environment dependent on the label position, and (ii) information on a global change to a more apolar environment upon reduction of the enzyme.