Sentence examples for penetration reduced from inspiring English sources
It was also observed earlier that the resistance to chloride ion penetration reduced significantly as the proportion of MK increased (Kim et al. 2007; Boddy et al. 2001).
However, the multimodal powder was more effective in workability than the unimodal alumina, so the bulk density was greatly increased and apparent porosity was decreased as shown in Figure 2. Reduction of the apparent porosity of the castable should lead to a lower hot slag and metal penetration, reduced spalling, and therefore, increased lining life in steel-making applications.
Another way to achieve increased sample penetration, reduced phototoxicity, and reduced autofluorescence is by single-photon excitation in the near-infrared.
The evidence in [ 36] that increases in HMO penetration reduced cardiac procedure rates does suggest that the mechanism to lower healthcare costs, driven by the growth of managed care, has adversely affected quality of care, at least to some extent.
The dense canopy of the Waterlily's leaves disrupts light penetration, reducing oxygen levels thereby creating stagnation which is prime mosquito breeding habitat.
The device shades the window from direct sun penetration reducing the cooling loads in summer, but also affecting daylight and heat loads in winter limiting the sun gains, therefore the impact on the overall building energy consumption is investigated.
The average transparency may be low (about 12 metres [about 40 feet]), and light penetration is reduced.
The suggested design provides a safe penetration depth, reduced moment and anchor force based on reliability theory.
However, for the concrete containing PP fibers, the pore structure is coarsened and the resistance to chloride penetration is reduced.
The penetration force reduced evidently with the advancing insertion angle, and it reached the lowest value when the angle is 90°.
The chloride penetration depth reduced with decreases in natural pozzolan portion of binder, sodium silicate dosage, NaOH concentration, and solution-to-binder ratio.
