'much reduced compared' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase to compare two objects or ideas, in order to describe how one has been reduced in comparison to the other. For example, "The population of small businesses in the town has been much reduced compared to five years ago."
Thus, the contribution of the LptE lid domain to substrate binding is much reduced, compared to the situation in MHETase.
The curvature of the screen on the Note 8 and its corners is much reduced compared to the Note 8.
But tensions were much reduced compared with last week's public hearing, when board officials ordered the police to eject several people for outbursts, and four were arrested.
The expansion of this material on ethylene glycol solvation was much reduced compared to the montmorillonite starting material.
The amount of nonspecific binding proteins on 6a 6b was much reduced compared to that on commercially available poly methacrylate) resins, Toyopearl™ (8), and was almost the same as that on one of the most popular resins, Affigel™ (9).
Pliocene marine diatoms enclosed within Sirius Group strata are inferred to indicate a dynamic East Antarctic ice sheet that was much reduced, compared with today, in the early middle Pliocene and then expanded again in the late Pliocene.
In addition, whereas AtCRT3 showed GUS activity in senescing leaves, that of AtCRT1a and CRT1b (not shown) was much reduced (compare Figures 1P and Q).
Apparently, the communication cost is much reduced comparing to Algorithm 7, since only the bloom filter vector is transferred in the first place.
Binding to the laminin nonapeptide could not be detected by SPR (but it should be noted that the response change to this much smaller molecule would be reduced compared with those observed with laminin).
Its bias is reduced compared to the unadjusted MLE, but not always by much, particularly for the top-ranking SNPs.
By late time points, the cells expressing the XBP1-BSL NZ reporter showed a mild increase in the spliced product (Fig 5D, compare lanes 4 5 to lane 6); however, this accumulation was much reduced when compared to the product encoded by the wild-type reporter (Fig 5D, compare lanes 3 and 6).
