Sentence examples for generate the reduction from inspiring English sources
The physico-chemical and biological processes which take place in must transformation to the wine, generate the reduction of heavy metals.
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The production of biogas based on biomass generates the reduction of fossil fuel use and enables the lowering of CO2-levels with fossil C origin, in accordance with EU directives regarding the climate changes and supporting the reduction of the green house gases emission especially, not mentioning the use of a local energy resource.
It is shown that physiological allowable changes in the latter three device parameters alone will not be sufficient to generate the desired reduction in fundamental frequency.
One such example could be based on region-specific measures of the effect of homozygosity in order to generate the expected reduction in performance due to inbreeding and/or the probability of being culled at a given parity.
ISDN failed to produce a significant improvement in temperature asymmetry in chronic cold CRPS patients, and also did not generate the predicted reduction in pain and increase in activity compared to placebo.
The healthy volunteer pharmacokinetic data reported here are consistent with these predictions and suggest that a 30-mg daily dose might be sufficient to generate the maximum parasitemia reduction in malaria patients.
Toyota calculates that in the United States, with its dependence on coal, the plug-in hybrid would cut carbon emissions 4percentt compared with a conventional Prius; in France, where more nuclear plants generate electricity, the reduction would be 34percentt.
Catalytic hydrogenation of aromatic ketones, nitro groups, and olefins with PdCl2 in [BHEA][HCO2] generated the corresponding reduction products.
In addition, the novel reformer with a diffuser of θd = 9° and Ld = 100 mm generates the maximum reduction of 44.17% in CO production at TW = 250 °C.
