Sentence examples for extent in reducing from inspiring English sources

All mentioned methods succeeded to some extent in reducing field strength, but demonstrated a lack of flexibility when operational voltages at FET terminals were changing.

The results indicted that the waste rock underlying the soil cover with channel had a lower oxidation rate than the waste rock without cover because of reduced O2 ingress and water flushing in the soil cover with channel, which meant a partial soil cover might still be effective to some extent in reducing ARD generation.

The extent of success in reducing both inflation and unemployment will depend strongly on the short-run responsiveness of wage inflation to unemployment and excess capacity.

Our results clearly indicate the efficacy of Ral and to a higher extent SMA-Ral in reducing both the culprit cytokines in tested DSS induced colitis model.

This supports past research emphasizing the importance of knowledge (9, 10) and, to a certain extent, mood (13, 14) in reducing the risk of diabetes (9, 10), yet is contrary to research highlighting the importance of improving motivation (11, 12) and self-efficacy (13, 14).

The increase in twin fraction and decrease in grain average misorientation (GAM) always resulted in reducing the extent of sensitisation.

The type of manure and the timing and method of application can however be crucial factors in reducing the extent of nitrogen lost from the system.

"We need to account for the extent to which companies invest in reducing emissions, and contribute to the important goal of limiting emissions and limiting global warming," she told BBC News.

It has been shown that increasing the reaction temperature also results in reducing the extent of this plateau, as is the use of higher alkalinity (either through increase in the Na2O-to-powder ratio (n) or reducing the M s ) (Chithiraputhiran and Neithalath 2013; Ravikumar and Neithalath 2012a).

Having a more precise understanding of the stress factors that result in genetic and epigenetic changes and the mechanisms by which they contribute to somaclonal variations would be very useful in reducing the extent of variations (Boitel-Conti et al. 2000).

Other genes such as NF-kappaB or SOD2 (encoding a free radical scavenging enzyme), played a key role in reducing the extent the oxidative burst and hence cell damage [37].