Sentence examples for generating a reduction from inspiring English sources

Pott et al. (2013) demonstrated that SFFA is the most important inhibitor in crude glycerol, generating a reduction in the growth rate of R. palustris (Pott et al. 2013).

Note that since the evaporation temperature of the graphite is 4827 °C, which is very close to the temperature that is reached at the electrode tip in the order of 5000 8000 °C, whereby the graphite of the electrode will evaporate, generating a reduction atmosphere near the cutting zone.

LysA had diminished exolytic activity compared to λSa2 endolysin, generating a reduction of only ~0.45 log10 (CFU/ml) in hydrolysates containing 1x10 CFU/ml.

Compounds driving complete or incomplete stumpy formation also offer potential as a complementary or adjunctive approach to trypanocidal therapeutics, generating a reduction of parasite virulence or transmission between hosts.

In wheat straw, ligninolytic enzymes generated a reduction in the cellulose conversion during the saccharification process.

The addition of alkali pretreatment generated a reduction in the process timespan from 21 days to 240 h [61].

The use of recycled aggregates up to 30%% does not affect the demand of water of concrete, but generates a reduction of 14%% of the compressive strength.

Due to the unacceptable particle background that standards ion pumps may generate, a reduction in the amount of material constitutive of the pump body is required.

The process is repeated searching for other possible exchanges and is finished once the exchange of a sensor v n ∈Q i by any sensor v l ∉Q i does not generate a reduction in C T (D).

If this benefit is not exclusively assigned to the child, it can generate a reduction in labor costs for mothers (e.g., financing job-seeking) and therefore may raise their labor force participation (Lefebvre and Merrigan 2008).

Based on the experimental results the following conclusions can be drawn: The use of recycled aggregates up to 30%% does not affect the demand of water of concrete, but generates a reduction of 14%% of the compressive strength.