Sentence examples for mildly reduces from inspiring English sources

The reduction in injection rate for the 256-node single-hop WiNoC occurs due to the slight peaks in communication distribution during simulation time, which mildly reduces average injection rates.

As opposed to minihalos, photoheating is not able to significantly suppress accretion, since the virial temperature of the halo is of order the temperature to which the gas is heated, and momentum transfer by photons only mildly reduces the collapse rate (Johnson et al. 2011, 2012).

Neocuproine by itself mildly reduces cellular viability, probably due to the requirement for copper for normal cellular homeostasis.

Although confirming that the internal and external validity are weakened in these circumstances 36 and the true relationship between X and Y is systematically underestimated, our simulation also demonstrated that when drop-out is influenced by the predictor as well as the criterion variable, this only mildly reduces estimates of the slope of the true regression line.

Neuropsychological profile of the whole CBS cohort was overall characterized by mildly reduced global cognitive performance, characterized by reduced frontal lobe functions and relatively preserved verbal and visuospatial short- and long-term memory tasks (Table S2).

Knock down of tefβ mildly reduced expression of: cry1a, ddb2, hig1, per2, and strongly reduced expression of: cry2b, lonrf1, msrb3, and prxl2 (p<0.05; Figure 5B).

In line with this, plasma CCN2 levels were significantly elevated in patients with reduced RV function compared to those with normal or mildly reduced RV function (p < 0.001).

RV systolic function was categorized qualitatively as normal, mildly reduced, moderately reduced, or severely reduced.

This value is in good agreement with those previously reported for mildly reduced GO [43, 44].

ADC maps (b) revealed mildly reduced values in the affected areas.

Chemical reduction was conducted to mildly reduce fGO and preserve the folded microstructures (Fig. S1).