Sentence examples for more considerable reduction from inspiring English sources
More considerable reduction in COX2 protein expression was detected after 96 h of NS398 treatment at 50 and 100 μ M concentrations.
Exposure categorization, when done in an optimal way, is usually associated with less underestimation but a more considerable reduction of the power of a study to detect an association because the error has a Berkson error structure (Armstrong 1998; Tielemans et al. 1998).
Surfactant adsorption on rock surface was generally reduced in the presence of nanoparticle and this reduction was much more considerable for hydrophobic particles in all surfactant concentrations [93].
Unfortunately, the latter measure led to a considerable reduction in temperature of more than 10 K inside of the digester.
It would take no more than seven years to complete, which was a considerable reduction compared to all other curricula.
Its distributed nature leads to a considerable reduction in cost as well as more flexibility and scalability combined with smaller delay.
Yet even though the current price represents a considerable reduction from the initial $4.85 million, that's still about $2 million more than the highest sale ever recorded in Black Rock, Bridgeport's highest-priced area.
However, during the irrigation interval (192 h and 384 h after the irrigation), more water was maintained below the top of the ridge due to a considerable reduction of evaporation under mulched furrow irrigation.
Most consumers, although they will pay more to buy or lease the vehicle than a standard one, will see a considerable reduction in day-to-day expenses compared with fueling a gasoline car.
Our simulation results show a considerable reduction in the number of retransmitted packets, while increasing goodput, particularly in more heavily congested scenarios.
Reduction of the size of austenitic grain in melt-spun ribbons results in more considerable stabilization of reverted austenite as compared to the bulk alloy of the same chemical composition.
