Sentence examples for in considerable reduction from inspiring English sources
This however results in considerable reduction in the toughness of the structure, which is also undesirable for the long-term success of implants.
Comparative studies on FGM versus homogeneous surface coating under thermomechanical loading confirms that use of FGM coating could result in considerable reduction of surface temperature rise.
It is shown that a move towards indirect systems, using secondary refrigerants, on both the cold and the hot side of the system may result in considerable reduction of charge.
The new cylindrical element allows for property variations along the thickness, which results in considerable reduction of the required elements and eliminates the need to mesh the cross section of the FG cylinder.
It has been shown that topology optimisation using ESO can result in considerable reduction in the weight of a structure and an optimum material utilisation by generating a uniformly stressed structure.
The mechanical mixing of Ni with neat AB has resulted in considerable reduction in the induction time and improvement in hydrogen release rate.
No management regime alone maximized habitat availability for the species, and systematic use of any single management regime resulted in considerable reductions in economic returns.
The combined effect of higher temperature and heavy traffic levels was shown to result in considerable reductions in fatigue reliability, with a commonly used threshold being reached up to 40 years earlier compared to the baseline 'no change' scenario.
This generally resulted in considerable reductions in levels of significance when compared with simple ANOVAs, but it was assumed that this analysis approach provided a truer reflection of the significance of each variable.
In the recent years, HBV vaccination has been introduced in many countries, resulting in considerable reductions in HBV prevalence and incidence.
Consistent with previously documented studies [23], leptin administration resulted in considerable reductions in food intake and body weight (Figure 5A, B).
