Sentence examples for much reduced extent from inspiring English sources

Peptide-tolerised T helper cells proliferated to a much reduced extent in peptide-free IFA-only treated second recipients after virus infection (Figure 1H), indicating a partially reversible intrinsic non-responsiveness of the transferred GP61-specific T cells.

Data-free refinements revealed a similar trend but to a much reduced extent (RT Bi Mn 3.364 2) Å, Bi Ni 3.307 2) Å; HT Bi Mn 3.352 5) Å, Bi Ni 3.316 7) Å), indicating that while this trend may in part be a result of the BVS restraint, the result is dominated by the observed data.

Though much reduced in extent, the turrets and gates and walls of the Bock, the rocky promontory that was first fortified in the 10th century, still make an imposing picture when viewed from the cobblestoned corniche that is with some justice called Europe's most beautiful balcony.

Our hypothesis further posits that the end-Pleistocene megaherbivore extinctions resulted in significant woody invasion of many grasslands, although remaining herbivores such as deer, elk and bison continued to keep some areas open, albeit much reduced in areal extent.

The flora is generally typical of the north west European part of the Palearctic ecozone and prominent features of the Scottish flora include boreal Caledonian forest (much reduced from its natural extent), heather moorland and coastal machair.

The extent of cracking is much reduced with, for example propene yield reducing from 8.9%% over the alumina to 0.4%% over the 1 % VO x /alumina.

Currently, the occurrence and extent of wildfire is much reduced relative to the past and young jack pine plantations specifically managed for Kirtland's warbler (Setophaga kirtlandii Baird) are a prominent feature on the landscape.

But unlike the original HCC dataset studied in PSP, the extent of variability is much reduced here.

Cley Eye had been farmed since the earliest human habitation, and was 28 ha (70 acres) in extent in 1651, but is much reduced by coastal erosion.

It was 28 ha (70 acres) in extent in 1651, but is now much reduced by coastal erosion.

As stated above, the extent of error-free bypass was much reduced (17%) with substrate 8. Misinsertion of dATP and dGTP followed by accurate extension accounted for only 9 and 1% of the product distribution, respectively.