"evident reduction" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used when describing something that has been reduced in a noticeable manner. For example, "The recent rise in taxes has had an evident reduction in consumer spending."
Newly integrated delivery systems retain their inefficiencies and bring higher prices without any evident reduction in costs or errors.
In addition, at 373 K, increase of effective current also leads to evident reduction in springback angle.
The results reveal that much slender arches would offer the same safety factor as the existing ones due to the activation of a different resisting mechanism, although with an evident reduction in the employed material.
The evident reduction of the interfacial layer due to the intentionally grown ultrathin oxynitride buffer layer was observed for the Zr silicate film deposited under a carefully designed growing condition.
Under the assistance of carbon fibers (CFs) with a large aspect ratio, an evident reduction in the percolation threshold of a segregated carbon black (CB /polypropylene (PP) conductive polymer composite (CPC) has been achieved.
Steam methane reforming (SMR) in microchannel reactors has great potential for low-cost, compact hydrogen production due to intensified heat and mass transfer features and an evident reduction of reaction time from seconds to milliseconds.
Both prolonged clean fallow and flooding caused evident reductions of populations of all the organisms including such predatory forms as Carabidae, Dermaptera, Formicidae and Chilopoda.
Similar to the results obtained for fluorimetry assays, 37 °C again was the upper limit for fluorescence, with evident reductions in fluorescence at 39 40 °C compared to that at 37 °C.
In addition, the incidence of secondary cyclic hardening for lower strain amplitude tests at 300 °C partly contributes to the more evident life reduction.
Evident tumour reduction by 3 cycles of GC chemotherapy encouraged us to perform surgery in the present patient.
CB and DCT-CNR allow preserving the details at the cost of a less evident noise reduction.
