Sentence examples for measurements reduced from inspiring English sources

The averaging of the decay-corrected calibration source activity measurements reduced the importance of the radionuclide activity meter constancy, but it was still relatively large compared to the influence of camera sensitivity.

Nevertheless, redesigns with annotations that comprised only non-linked measurements reduced from 49 to 43 %, while there was an increase in redesigns with an indication of how to fold the paper or the inclusion of more detailed, linked measurements (from 10to20%0 %).

Later measurements reduced the value of the mutual inclination, and in the latest four-planet models the incorporation mutual inclinations does not result in significant improvements relative to coplanar solutions.

Differences in STfR measurements became non-significant by day15 as the depressant effect of malaria waned and the measurements reduced towards the normal range in the non-malaria group (Figure 4).

This strategy gave a total number of measurements reduced to 40.

Calculating doubling time using recent PSA measurements reduced the decline in response.

Pooling samples before making analytical measurements reduces the costs of biomonitoring by reducing the number of analyses.

Reduction in the required number of measurements reduces computational burden and directly translates into higher compression efficiency, resulting in low energy consumption in CS-based telemonitoring systems.

As they require much less sample, DSF-based measurements reduce demands on protein production strategies and are amenable for high throughput studies.

As the internal precision measurement plots suggest, uncertainty between measurements reduces greatly with temperature, and the uncertainty associated with the 100 °C temperature set point can be used for high-temperature measurements.

The method of in situ measurements reduces our uncertainty that is attributable to environmental variables, such as relative humidity and temperature.