Sentence examples for frequent reduction from inspiring English sources
However, even in the coexistence of random loss and packet reordering, TCP NCE achieves significant improvement in throughput compare to other TCPs by reducing the frequent reduction of the size of cwnd unnecessarily.
Our data also uncover a surprisingly frequent reduction or loss of the corresponding activity in selected taxa.
The light touch sensation test at the lower lip indicated a more frequent reduction of tactility for the test group (p≤0.03).
The frequent reduction in right ventricular EF when SV did not increase suggests that right ventricular dysfunction contributed to the poor response to fluids.
In this study, we found frequent reduction of WWOX expression in IPMC, which was almost equivalent to the frequency of WWOX reduction in IDC (Nakayama et al, 2008).
In the future, we would like to identify such a tissue-specific conserved region for WWOX expression to explain frequent reduction of WWOX expression in the development of IPMC from IPMA.
This may be explained, in part, by more frequent reductions in RDI and less frequent utilization of anthracyclines among older patients.
This was seen as particularly important given the current climate of economic austerity and associated frequent reductions in worker numbers, assuming there to be human and technological redundancy, but resulting in possible erosion of system resilience.
Cucumber crops are changed every three to four months, whereas tomato crops are maintained in greenhouses for nine to ten months, leading to more frequent reductions in pest population size in greenhouses growing cucumber than in those growing tomato.
Generally, that animals would evolve terrestriality near rivers and streams than in lakes and swamps seems less likely due to adaptations for air breathing, particularly in the latter environment with its frequent reductions in dissolved oxygen [ 3].
Field studies document that areas infested with Alliaria exhibit shifts in soil fungal community composition with frequent reductions in AMF species richness (Burke et al. 2011; Lankau 2011 a ; Lankau et al. 2014), declines in total soil hyphal abundances (Cantor et al. 2011; Koch et al. 2011) and changes in the within-root community of AMF-dependent plants (Burke 2008; Bongard et al. 2013).
