"more reduction in" is a grammatically correct phrase that is used in written English.
This phrase is typically used to refer to a decrease in something. For example, "The government has announced more reduction in taxes for lower-income families."
The results showed enhancement in desulfurization ability corresponds to more reduction in aromatic content of kerosene in each combination.
However, in a gas nano-flow, the situation is totally different and Kn causes more reduction in critical velocities.
Compared to the Low-Tech-VR helmet group, subjects in the High-Tech-VR helmet group reported 34% more reduction in worst pain (P <.05), 46% more reduction in pain unpleasantness (P =.001), 29% more reduction in "time spent thinking about pain" (P <.05), and 32% more fun during the pain stimulus in VR (P <.05).
Results of the studies shown herein indicate that 20% or more reduction in equivalent dose to the CQ occupant is achievable.
An improved design of the OCMF was suggested to achieve more reduction in noise level with less decline of aerodynamic performance.
Therefore, in the present work a two-dimensional functionally graded materials, 2D-FGM, are introduced to withstand super high temperatures and to give more reduction in thermal stresses.
Using finer gradation with less uniformity for initial gradation of clean ballast aggregate can lead to more reduction in the permeability of sand-fouled ballast.
The predictions showed that the cases of higher iron corrosion rates had earlier cis-DCE breakthrough and more reduction in porosity starting from near the influent face, due to more accumulation of carbonate minerals in that region.
In other word, the more severity in fault levels conclude the more reduction in output power and the more increment in power losses that can be used as diagnosis index.
The gathered results revealed that employing functionally graded reinforced concrete leads to more reduction in penetration depth, and destroyed front and back area, compared to entirely reinforced concrete cross section slabs with equal fiber volume fractions.
However, the second approach which allows interaction between the two feedstocks gives a more reduction in overall energy usage up to 6.2% depending on the ratio of PS in the mixed blend.
