Sentence examples for more consistent reduction from inspiring English sources

The NSSM coefficients show a much more consistent reduction with increase in M s, attributable to the increased dependence of NSSM coefficients on the pore structure, whereas the RCP values are dependent on the pore solution conductivity also.

By contrast, TTO estimates generally displayed a more consistent reduction across VA levels.

More consistent reduction of virus shedding (77.5 ± 12.6%) was detected in remaining 4 of the 5 animals immunized (Fig. 4).

A more consistent data reduction method is desired to calculate relative spinal motion (range of motion) from raw marker data.

Due to the relatively small chemical space spanned by the 56 compounds, an additional 175 diverse compounds from MIPE [39] were temporarily added to the dataset, to diversify the space covered, and so allow for a better and more consistent dimensionality reduction step.

Patients were more successful at inhibiting responses on atomoxetine, showed longer deliberation times and more conservative bets in response to improved odds of winning, and exhibited a more subtle but consistent reduction in reflection impulsivity during information sampling.

The observed immediate increase in HR and the LF HF ratio associated with increases in Leq < 65 dB(A) is consistent with parasympathetic withdrawal and/or elevated sympathetic tone, though the concurrent decrease in both HF and LF power is more consistent with a reduction in parasympathetic activity specifically.

In consequence, insulin detemir has shown a less variable pharmacodynamic profile than alternative basal insulins; this manifests as more consistent temporal glucose reduction profiles in repeat-clamp studies.

The effect of the provision of risk information on intermediate measures of CVD and modelled CVD risk was more consistent with studies consistently showing reductions in cholesterol, SBP and DBP, and modelled CVD risk.

In the group >65 years old, the responses were more consistent and the amplitude reduction was accompanied by an increase in peak time.

Advance care planning discussions are rarely performed, despite potential benefits such more consistent supportive healthcare, a reduction in emergency admissions to the acute hospital and better resolution of carer bereavement.