Sentence examples for in reduced frequency from inspiring English sources

"Like most other retailers and restaurants, we are experiencing a downturn in customer traffic, demonstrated in reduced frequency of customer visits, that we believe ties to a real reduction in consumers' discretionary spending habits," Mr. Schultz said.

Highly diluted substances and tinctures are usually intended to enhance the immune system resulting in reduced frequency of various diseases.

Highly diluted substances are intended to enhance immune system responses resulting in reduced frequency of various diseases, and often present no risk of serious side-effects due to its low toxicity.

In addition, the genotypic and allelic frequencies are likely to vary among the varieties for a number of markers, and because DArT assays measure the differences in allelic frequencies well [ 26], the binarisation of signal intensity data by DArTsoft was likely seriously compromised, resulting in reduced frequency of markers discriminating varieties.

Previous studies had observed that helminth infections increases the risk of malaria infection [ 17- 19, 38, 39] which could imply that an anthelmintic treatment intervention would result in reduced frequency of malaria attacks and/or malaria parasite densities in areas where both malaria and helminth infections are co-endemic [ 40].

Similarly, blockade of CD152 by the addition of anti-CD152 Fab fragments also resulted in reduced frequencies of cells migrating towards CXCL12.

According to our model, silencing of these genes in CIN cells should result in reduced frequencies of lagging chromosomes in bipolar anaphases, and future experiments should be aimed at testing this hypothesis.

For while the cross of carolinae to acuta (either Charleston or Philadelphia) yielded 100% hybrids in high frequencies, and the cross of pomilia to acuta (either population) yielded hybrids in reduced frequencies (mixed with selfed progeny), no viable carolinae × pomilia hybrids were recovered.

When we compared the protein profiles of urine-NB with those of NB cultured in the presence of both FBS and urine ("FBS+Urine"), we noticed that, with the exception of HSA, the other major proteins initially found in the urine-NB were either absent or found in drastically reduced frequency in FBS-urine-NB (Table 7).

PRAF primarily focuses on early detection of unsafe domains of operation, assessment of aggregate risks and prioritization of safety barriers during process upset situations and reduction in response time resulting in a reduced frequency of loss of containment events (LoC), reduced consequences and enhanced recovery.

Therefore, the high temperature spectrum in Fig. 8a was fitted in a reduced frequency range (omitting the lowest frequency points) – in Fig. 8b and c the frequency points used for this reduced range fit are indicated by the filled red circles.