Sentence examples for is consequently reduced from inspiring English sources
This way, the makespan is consequently reduced.
From these we infer that while the subsidy from the manufacturer is enough motivation for the retailer to increase his advertising effort, his advertising effort is consequently reduced.
The linewidth at the bottom of the ARC is consequently reduced (102 nm) with respect to the original resist pattern, as shown in the image.
The section of the hanging wall around the patch is dragged by the subducting slab (via the stick slip patch) and its motion relative to the subducting slab is consequently reduced.
The number of variables in the optimization problems is consequently reduced (at least in nondegenerate cases) and architecture selection becomes readily available as different implementation topologies may share common performance spaces.
Furthermore, when the feed contribution in amino acids does not meet perfectly the needs for the animal, nitrogenized catabolism increases contributing to the aquatic environment pollution, the proteinic retention is consequently reduced, and thus, the growth is slowed down (Médale and Kaushik 2009).
The specific surface was consequently reduced by one order of magnitude for all solid phases except pyrite and amorphous silica.
External cost of coal utilization will be consequently reduced, ensuring sustainable growth of the economy [7, 8].
More recent animal studies [25] suggest that damage may occur at lower dosages than 7.0 mg/kg per week so that in 2006 the provisional TWI was consequently reduced to 1.0 mg/kg BW.
In the first step, Fe2O3 was reduced to Fe3O4 and the second step involved the reduction of Fe3O4 to FeO which was consequently reduced to Fe. Generally FeO is not expected to appear in the TPR spectra as it has been shown that FeO is unstable compared to Fe and Fe3O4.
Government support for childcare was consequently reduced and remained minimal until the resurgence of the women's movement during the 1960s and 1970s when the Whitlam Labor government embarked on an ambitious plan to improve the educational outcomes of all Australian children through a significant injection of funds into early childhood education (Brennan, 1998).
