Sentence examples for escape reduction from inspiring English sources

But still, the emotions themselves escape reduction to their propositional content because emotions are a sort of concern-based impression or perception or construal of the situation in these terms.

In vitro, their catalytic activity is characterized by the production of long-chain aldehydes formed from α-hydroperoxy-FA molecules that escape reduction to α-hydroxy-FA and undergo spontaneous decarboxylation [ 10].

In the treatment of patients with escape, reduction in salt intake, increased diuretic treatment, and an increased dose of ACE inhibitors or angiotensin receptor blockers (ARBs) above the recommended doses for antihypertensive treatment is a logical first step.

Cr VI) that escapes reduction in the stomach will be transported to the small intestine and taken up into intestinal enterocytes, or transited along the lumen of the gastrointestinal tract where it can be reduced by microbiota (Shrivastava et al., 2003) and intestinal secretions such as cysteine (Dahm & Jones, 2000), and excreted in feces.

Only when the intracellular Cr VI) concentration is sufficient to escape cytoplasmic reduction will Cr VI) enter the nucleus and be reduced to DNA-reactive Cr III) (De Flora, 2000; De Flora et al., 1984; Petrilli & De Flora, 1982).

This study examined two versions of an open escape window bycatch reduction device (BRD) designed to reduce bycatch of Chinook salmon (Oncorhynchus tshawytscha) and rockfish (Sebastes spp). in the U.S. Pacific coast Pacific hake (Merluccius productus) fishery.

This study presents results from an experimental 10-day research charter that was designed to quantify the effects of (a) a turtle excluder device (TED), (b) a radial escape section bycatch reduction device (BRD) and (c) both devices together, on bycatch and prawn catch rates in the Queensland shallow water eastern king prawn (Penaeus plebejus) trawl fishery.

Thus the symbiont genomes have apparently escaped the size reduction and strong A T bias typical of heritable symbiotic bacteria.

We report that four water boatmen species differed strongly in direct endosulfan-imposed mortality, and only the species that suffered highest mortality, Sigara iactans, also showed a reduction in escape swimming speed.

These squadrons were able to escape due to the reduction in the size and diligence of the British continental blockade that had been relaxed in the aftermath of the Trafalgar campaign of 1805, in which 13 French and 12 Spanish ships of the line had been captured or destroyed.

We investigated 1053 untreated HIV-1 infected South African individuals from Bloemfontein and Durban, and found that viral fitness was greater in patients with advanced disease with examples of both viral compensatory mutations and of reduction in escape mutations, the latter possibly due to 'immune relaxation'.