Influenced by artists as disparate as Cézanne, Ferdinand Hodler, Agnes Martin and Paul Klee, and sources like ancient Greek and American Indian pottery, the work is still in a highly reductive geometric mode.
Exposing the highly reductive facets of TiO2 crystals has been recognized as an efficient approach to promote photocatalytic reduction reaction.
Moreover, the high rate of cell proliferation and the lack of an efficient circulation system make the microenvironment highly reductive.
The authors' prescription for dealing with the country's intelligence problems is highly reductive — "Don't pivot policy or the nation's security around intelligence" — and their discussion of asymmetrical warfare is full of recycled platitudes.
He's been determined to abandon the highly reductive and periodically florid binary rhetoric of "Tony Abbott versus the death cult" in favour of a political message that seeks to land the national conversation in a place of harmony and proportionality.
The most far-reaching and complex of human problems are compressed into brief, highly reductive, definitive-sounding phrases, easily memorised and easily expressed.
While the highly reductive (∼1.2 MB) Rickettsia genomes range in predicted ORFs from 872 to 1512, a core of 752 OGs was identified, depicting the essential Rickettsia genes.
Analysis of the R. prowazekii genome reveals a highly reductive genome containing many pseudogenes and a high proportion of non-coding regions.
Likely due to their highly reductive genomes [83], [84], [85], there is relatively little HGT within α-proteobacteria [86], and particularly rickettsiae [43], [87], [88].
Most of the current techniques for the photoelectrochemical detection based on the hole oxidation of the reductive substances (acting as electron donor) present in the electrolytes.
Oilfield produced wastewater is a complicated system containing high levels of oil, SS (total suspended solid), sulfide, reductive substances and salinity, etc.
