Sentence examples for maximum possible reduction from inspiring English sources

The first parameter of this function represents the maximum possible reduction in price sensitivity due to loyalty.

Dr. JoAnne Foody, a practicing cardiologist and a professor at Yale University School of Medicine, said she expected to continue prescribing Lipitor for her high-risk patients, who need the maximum possible reduction in cholesterol.

By minimization of the power, the stress effective factor, the maximum possible reduction Ro/Rof and the optimal die angle are obtained.

The samples were cryorolled up to the maximum possible reduction in area after homogenized annealing (at 800 °C for 4 h).

A schematic of the cavity set-up is shown in Fig. 6, where it can be seen that the applied electric field is parallel to the sample, giving the maximum possible reduction in Q factor (i.e. the maximum possible electric field coupling to the sample).

We think that post-zygotic selection is unlikely as it relies on sex-biased embryonic mortality, which is constrained by the extent of sex dimorphism and its variance, as well as by the maximum possible reduction in blastocyst numbers [24].

This work also represents the methodology to join the parts of an automotive Space-Frame Structure made by dissimilar materials to achieve the maximum possible weight reduction with crashworthy performance as per the legal regulations.

The reason for which we add these three and four SCPs cases is to obtain an estimate of the maximum possible variance reduction when many site parameters are known.

Overall, the largest reduction is observed for the "reference" model accounting simultaneously for the four SCPs, followed by the three best SCPs model combining the use of [V S30, f 0, H 800]; it is noteworthy, however, that such "maximum possible" variance reduction does not exceed 1.5% for PGA (Table 3) and 4% for short periods around 0.08 s, while it reaches 29% around 0.4 s.

However, the maximum possible error reduction is only about 25% (Fig.  1).

Standard methods for item imputation involving basic demographics may fall short of maximum possible bias reduction.