Animals that live in these fragmented areas often have reduced movement between the habitat patches, which can lead to reduced gene flow and pathogen transmission between patches.
Even in cases where targeting disturbed lands requires the use of lower wind power classes and therefore more turbines to produce the equivalent amount of energy, these turbines would have reduced movement (i.e. would spend a smaller fraction of the time moving).
Recovery was not complete, however, as exon 9 morphants treated with CsA still had reduced movements when compared with DMSO-treated embryos (4.1 versus 6.8, n = 35 for controls, P = 0.009).
For instance, it has been shown that infants with neuromuscular diseases, which cause reduced movement in utero, have long bones which are thin, hypo-mineralized and prone to fractures [3].
Cone has slowed his delivery, has reduced the movement of his hands and has shifted his eyes away from the plate since returning from working with Billy Connors, an organization pitching coach, in Tampa, Fla. Cone said he looks at the ground before picking up the catcher's target because he feels it helps his rhythm to pick up the mitt just before he delivers the ball.
He has reduced the recitatives and interpolated several movements from the Mass in C Minor and other Mozart pieces, further spiritualizing the drama.
It says that, by increasing the proportion of its dollar-based costs, it has reduced its sensitivity to dollar-yen movements "essentially to zero".
The deficit was measured at as much as £700m earlier this year but has reduced to around £50m owing to movements in government bond yields and the fall in the value of sterling.
This movement continues today, although the slowing of economic growth has reduced the "pull" exerted by the industrial areas.
Smithfield has reduced the use of antibiotics in pig feed and is moving away from housing pregnant sows in boxes that limit their movement.
