Sentence examples for immense reduction from inspiring English sources

The result was an immense reduction in both development and production of Russian airliners and an utter incapability to compete with Western airliner builders.

Using an industrial electromagnetic spectrum, the proposed method shows an immense reduction in the number of degrees of freedom required to achieve a certain accuracy compared to the conventional h-version finite element method.

For reaction R00059, the list covers the whole ITS with an according immense reduction in ITS candidates.

In vivo the MNP led to an immense reduction in tumor volume and almost complete regression in many cases.

For all formulations, we observed an immense reduction of tumor volume to around 40% of the initial tumor volume (Vt0) over the course of 28 days, while it increased to a mean of 251% of Vt0 in the untreated control group (ddH2O, no AMF treatment, Figure  9a).

The obvious way to deal with such immense complexity, is simplification and reduction, although there are cogent reasons for which one has had to turn, for example, from single genes to gene networks, because deletions or mutations of single genes often have no discernible effect on the cell.

In MRI, there exists an immense potential for improvement as well as for reduction of the energy deposit and time a patient has to spend in a scanner during an examination.

Our interpretation of the gene-lifecourse interaction is: The universal and dramatic reduction in delinquency beyond adolescence is itself an immense protective factor.

This immense success of having access to safe water has contributed to the reduction of infant and neonatal deaths.

Vancouver is also host to North America's only supervised safe injection site, a controversial harm-reduction initiative that aims to curb the city's immense problems with intravenous drug use.

The increased demand of the bacterium for iron was also reflected by immense over-expression (> 35×) of a membrane ferric reductase (BCAL0270) which catalyzes reduction of siderophore-bound ferric ions to soluble ferrous ions.