Sentence examples for most extreme reduction from inspiring English sources
The results are used to identify a limited number of cases for which the RC chimney undergoes the most extreme reduction in its post-fire residual strength.
With a body temperature of about 0°C arctic ground squirrels show the most extreme reduction followed by the Syrian hamsters where body temperature is lowered to about 5°C during hibernation.
Haploinsufficiency by definition represents the most extreme reduction in fitness that could be caused by halving gene dose.
Here, we focus on one particular deletion strain that showed the most extreme fitness reduction among the viable deletion mutants in this tRNA deletion library.
The most extreme genome reduction among eukaryotes is observed in nucleomorphs which are remnants of algal endosymbionts present in cryptophytes and chlorarachniophytes and retain only a few hundred genes 33.
For the most extreme cases, reductions of 262 and 157 μm in the equivalent hydraulic apertures were recorded for fractures with initial apertures of 495 and 207 μm, respectively.
This process has been extensively characterized in bacterial endosymbionts of insects, where primary mutualistic bacteria represent the most extreme cases of genome reduction consequence of a massive process of gene inactivation and loss during their evolution from free-living ancestors.
It is nearly universal in bacteria and has been maintained even in the most extreme examples of endosymbiotic genome reduction (e.g., Tremblaya, Hodgkinia, and Carsonella) (Moran et al. 2008).
This reduction is quite small up to 0.25% of gross domestic product for non-extreme scenarios and up to 0.9% of gross domestic product in the most extreme and unmitigated scenario so overall reductions in gross domestic product are still between 1% and 2% larger than with the four week school closure scenarios.
The risk reduction comparing the most extreme categories of the dietary score (7 8 points vs 0 1) was 27%, although it was not significant (P=0.06) (Jiao et al, 2009).
While airports that have lost all their scheduled commercial flights are the most extreme example of service cutbacks, even reductions in the number of daily flights or the number of nonstop flights causes headaches for event planners and their attendees.
