Sentence examples for fractionally reduced from inspiring English sources

The function of Humidity-control Ais Handling Unitois to remove the moisture from the conditioned room up to the desired humidity level and in the process the room temperature is also fractionally reduced.

In order to potentially reduce the risk of overdose, we report the design, synthesis, and biochemical characterization of a set of insulin analogs designed to be fractionally reduced in maximal agonism at the insulin receptor isoforms.

Retirees' benefits could be capped, or fractionally reduced only to the extent they exceed a livable retirement income.

However, fractionally reduced doses aren't available from the makers of Klonopin, Roche Pharmaceuticals, who aren't interested in getting people off their product.

With new mutations arising randomly, under the multiplicative fitness model, the number of excess mutations arising follows a Poisson distribution with the mean cumulative number being fractionally reduced by (1 − s) by selection and increased by Δ U by mutation each generation (Haigh 1978).

The run rate was reduced fractionally but there was no immediate evidence that the pacemen were going to be any more effective.

While AIC is also reduced, the BIC of model 1.2 is actually increased with respect to model 1.1 (albeit fractionally).

Thus the CFM mortgage payment is reduced in periods in which the estimated home value falls below the unpaid balance and is reduced fractionally based on the ratio of home value to loan balance.

It's possible that the free days have reduced traffic and emissions in the Bay Area, but such things are nearly impossible to measure, and if there has been an effect, it has been fractionally small.

If the sampling interval is the symbol interval scores of times, such equalizer is known as the fractionally spaced equalizer, and one of the advantages of the fractionally spaced equalizer is that it is able to reduce the sensitivity of selection of sampling time.

With the Nice reforms, the passage probability in an EU of 15 rises, fractionally, to 8.2%; but the reforms actually reduce the passage probability in an EU of 27, to 2.1%.Compare this with passage probability under the simple dual-majority system favoured by the European Commission (as well as by The Economist).