Sentence examples for is likely reduced from inspiring English sources
In this case, the stud capacity is likely reduced by 10percentt.
The iPad Air 2's battery performance is on par with that of previous generation devices, which is no small feat given that the volume of the batteries contained within is likely reduced to accommodate the new slimmer profile.
Consistently, recent work suggested that monomeric α-syn level is likely reduced in cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) of the PD patients, while the oligomeric α-syn may increase (Aasly, Johansen et al., 2014).
However, tumors exhibiting homogenous phenotypes share few mutated "cancer genes"; therefore, cancer complexity at the gene level is likely reduced to a limited number of alterations within signaling and metabolic pathways [5].
Because genetic information is utilized by macromolecules (RNA and proteins) and metabolites representing short-term storage, selectively provided at the time and grouped into signaling and metabolic pathways, cancer complexity at the gene level is likely reduced to a limited number of altered pathways.
It is also likely that the exposure of the ants' mutualistic fungus to the small molecules of Pseudonocardia is likely reduced by being applied to locations of garden infection, by the worker ants rubbing Pseudonocardia on the site of Escovopsis infection [70], and perhaps by only being produced in the presence of infection (see below).
Increased treatment uptake is likely reducing HIV transmission in countries with large mortality declines.
The latter score was likely reduced because observed prevalence was low (0.4 %), which increases expected agreement and decreases kappa.
In our study, activity was likely reduced from very early stages of development, whereas activity was only reduced between E6 and E10 in Casavant's work.
The higher RRs are particularly noteworthy given that overall benzene exposure was likely reduced in workplaces after 1970 1980.
Biases related to hospital admission practices were likely reduced by including patients from multiple hospital sites in geographically diverse settings.
