Sentence examples for is of reduced from inspiring English sources

In conventional sliding-mode control systems, the sliding-mode motion is of reduced order.

As it is usually used it is of reduced suitability for intrinsic kinetic studies aimed at scaling-up purposes.

Note that in this scheme, the existence of a direct line of sight (LOS) or non-LOS between the nodes is of reduced interest.

So the communication strategy incorporated in the PEVOLCA (Figure 1), that is, the use of the VAL (which is always very complex and difficult to manage (Fearnley 2013), for internal communication, and the VTL for communication to the public, is of reduced benefit because of the way in which they are rigidly associated in the text of the Emergency Plan.

The overall picture is of reduced intensity of nuclear Bag-1 staining in the tumours compared with normal skin epithelium.

Several quantitative trait loci (QTL) underlying fruit color and shape have been described by Nunome et al. [ 5], while Doganlar et al. [ 6] and Frary et al. [ 7] succeeded in identifying QTL for certain fruit- and plant-related traits, but only in a population derived from an inter-specific cross, which is of reduced utility in eggplant improvement.

Some fetuses seem to be of reduced body condition.

Tumours and uninvolved epithelium were exposed to low extracellular [Ca2+] to test whether tumour desmosomes were of reduced stability.

The corresponding synovial fluids reacted against the same lysate components, but the signals obtained were of reduced intensity.

"I think it will be of reducing interest for consumers," concludes Dillon.

The more number of test points provided, the better the chances are of reducing errors during the testing phase.