Sentence examples for leading to reducing from inspiring English sources
Alterations in micro-RNA levels might influence beta-cell functions and overexpression of microRNA miR375 has been shown to be associated with suppressed glucose induced insulin secretion by reduced levels of PDK1 leading to reducing beta-cell viability and cell number [ 220].
Specially, interconnected TiO2 nanoparticles improves the electron transport property, leading to reducing hysteresis and obtaining the much higher power conversion efficiency (PCE) (12.96%) with Voc = 0.99 V, Jsc = 22.9 mandm2 and FF = 0.562.
Instead of selecting different sets of effective wavelengths for each color component respectively, instrumental effective wavelengths (IEWs) were identified for the prediction of all three color components, leading to reducing the number of band-pass filters for designing the multispectral imaging system.
The internal potential bias significantly promotes the excited electrons and holes' separation and transportation across the interface of the dual photocatalysts, leading to reducing recombination.
It was explained that HAc could catalyze reaction as an oxidation accelerator; however, excessive acidity may impair the stability of DMF and weaken extraction effect, leading to reducing the desulfurization rate slightly.
When reservoirs are layered with increasing permeability upward, water may go down to the lower permeable layers at the bottom due to the gravity force, leading to reducing a water flow rate, increasing an oil flow rate and, finally, improving an oil recovery factor.
If shoots are too dense, light in the fruiting zone is reduced, leading to reduced fruit quantity and/or quality.
Invasive aspergillosis (IA) in immunocompromised host is a major infectious disease leading to reduce the survival rate of world population.
On the other hand, the use of CaO seemed to accelerate PET fiber degradation due to alkaline hydrolysis leading to reduced FRCC mechanical performance.
Thus, ERL-SBE-β-CD complexation exhibits a potential to enhance oral bioavailability of ERL leading to reduce dose and dose-related side effects.
These findings increase our insight in the processes leading to reduced performance at work, and suggest that organizations should facilitate opportunities for recovery.
