Sentence examples for is far reduced from inspiring English sources
Yes, drugs can ruin lives but the chance of this happening is far reduced if we are open about our use and broaden our support networks.
Whereas, in the advanced species, individual variation in the behavior is far reduced, and the overall pattern of construction is much more stable.
But overall the level of violence was far reduced.
In contrast, photopic contrast sensitivity of WT mice is far less reduced at high speeds (as also demonstrated in our Figure 9C) at similar optimal spatial frequency.
The U.S. has underinvested in infrastructure, education, and technology for decades; the U.S. has low borrowing costs and the prospect of high returns; and it is far better to reduce the national debt through fiscally driven economic growth than by slashing Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, and public unions.
LSR1 viability and fertility was far more reduced after EMS treatment than for clone P212.
Indeed, migration of lymphocytes that had been pretreated, but did not contain ASML-exosomes during migration was far less reduced.
As shown in Figure 2(D), the PKCγ protein abundance was far more reduced in the membrane fraction than that in the cytosol fraction in 17-AAG-treated cells compared with the controls, indicating that the chaperone activity of Hsp90 is also very critical for PKCγ membrane translocation.
The differential susceptibility of the two polar surfaces of hepatocytes is further supported by findings in liver transplant recipients: in those patients with remote organ failure and/or primary graft dysfunction, biliary ICG excretion dropped dramatically, whereas ICG uptake rate was far less reduced [ 4].
With groundbreaking set for July 1931 and the last freighter carrying stones still in transit, Hearst stopped his grand plan for Wyntoon because his fortunes were too far reduced from the Great Depression.
In contrast, covering fresh material may be detrimental, because the protection against the limited summer rainfall is far outweighed by the reduced airflow through the stack and the lower surface temperature of the wood.
