Sentence examples for hence reduction of from inspiring English sources

While the densification of the pore walls and hence reduction of the micropore volume occurs at a slower rate over a period of 24 h.

Hence, reduction of operating voltage is inevitable to achieve the future NAND.

Hence reduction of the DRUJ after such a long time may cause incongruity of the joint and subsequent osteoarthritis.

Hence, reduction of Fe hydroxides would be the reason for the raised REE concentrations of the groundwater from this area.

Hence, reduction of evaporation and transmission losses; availability of regulated flow; control of flood hazards; possible development of river transport; increased water storage facilities; and generation of surplus energy for the benefit of the three countries are some of the advantages of cooperation.

Hence, reduction of the reliability reduces the right side of the constraint (9). Figure 16 is presented for more illustration of the relationship between MTBF and coefficient ( frac{text{MTBF}}{{{text{MTTR}} + {text{MTBF}}}} ) of the constraint (9) in the constant value of MTTR.

Hence, reductions of E by stomatal closure can be reflected in lower CO2 assimilation rates (A), and thereby and inevitably, in reduced growth.

Hence, reduction in level of NO−3 in water bodies and ground water is a prerequisite that can be met through sustainable management of natural and modified ecosystems.

This toxin is generated by gut dysbiosis and cannot be removed by dialysis; hence, reduction in the levels of this toxin indicates a positive response attributed to the probiotic bacteria present in Renadyl.

This increase in saving (and hence reduction in consumption) and failure of investments means that there is a recession – but on the Austrian story such a recession is healthy – it's the way in which the economy corrects itself for the excesses and mistakes made during the boom, and gets back on a long-term sustainable path.

However, both treatment approaches had overall impact in terms of improvements of haemoglobin levels and hence reductions in prevalence of anaemia.