The phrase 'function of reducing' is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an action or process that is related to reducing something in size, cost, or number. For example, "The company implemented a new function of reducing energy costs by implementing energy-efficient technologies."
Degradation rates increased as a function of reducing conditions.
The assay bases on the gradual color change by reduction of the oxidants as function of reducing agent concentration.
In conclusion, miR-21 can exert the function of reducing neuronal apoptosis through activating the PTEN-Akt signaling pathway.
But after my first Uber experience, I found out that while nice, the luxury component is strangely unimportant compared to their much bigger function of reducing the friction of getting a ride somewhere.
The results re-emphasise the importance of including this ecosystem service in landscape valuations to account for the significant landscape function of reducing the risk of catastrophic large fires.
The combustor has the function of reducing wall heat loss, extending residence time and avoiding radical chemical quenching with a self-thermal insulation concept in which heat loss reduction is obtained by the opposite flow directions between thermal energy transfer and mass flow.
Reductions in this proliferation response when mesofauna were present without macrofauna appeared to be a function of reduced root density.
Richard and coworkers [ 20] demonstrated that alveolar derecruitment is more a function of reduced plateau pressures than of low Vt.
Preventing the recruitment of such killer neutrophils through downregulation of IL8 may well be one of the synergistic functions of reducing GATM and increasing BG in cancer cells.
The 10 most differentially expressed genes are involved in functions of reduced inflammatory responses, stimulation of cell proliferation, suppression of apoptosis, and promotion of cell-to-cell interactions.
Therefore, benefits calculations relying solely on IQ decrements are likely to underestimate the benefits to cognitive functioning of reduced mercury exposures.
