Sentence examples for following a reduction from inspiring English sources

In contrast, in SrTi1−yMnyO3 ceramics a decrease of the dielectric tunability, following a reduction of dielectric permittivity was observed.

A key finding of this research was that the contribution of environmental variables to spatial changes in the mangroves was altered following a reduction in rainfall.

The reduction temperature of the nickel catalyst (following a reduction and passivation process) was below 200 °C, which meant that the inherent heating temperature of the photothermal reactor was sufficient to initiate Ni/CexTiyO2 catalyst activity.

Decompression sickness may be defined as the illness, following a reduction of pressure, that is caused by the formation of bubbles from gases that were dissolved in the tissues while the diver was at an increased environmental pressure.

BBC said at the beginning of this year that it would need to cut costs by £3 million ($4.8 million) over two years, following a reduction of £1.4 million in government funding in April 2010.

The changes in groundwater quality occurring in a buried valley aquifer following a reduction in groundwater exploitation and enhanced infiltration due to extensive flooding of the Odra River in 1997 were investigated.

The archdiocese's budget this year has been cut by 20percentt, following a 30percentt reduction last year.

Sitting on a massive stockpile of Soviet-era weaponry, and blessed with one of the more modernised of former Soviet economies, it has sought export markets around the world following a drastic reduction in Russian purchases.

A fall in solar power was expected following a 65% reduction in government incentives paid to householders, but the size of the drop-off will dismay green campaigners who want take up on clean energy sources to accelerate.

The model predicts a large increase in the exchange current and in cell potential following a corresponding reduction in activation polarization as catalyst particle size decreases to a few nanometers.

As for the western Atlantic bluefin, "stocks are at risk of collapse as they are showing little sign that the population is rebuilding following a significant reduction in the 1970s," he said.