Sentence examples for plausible reduction in from inspiring English sources

Another potential mechanistic model is the plausible reduction in TAG synthesis through interaction and modulation of lipin 1, a PA phosphatase, by the C-terminus of seipin [ 66].

This figure assumed that the trade agreement included all plausible reductions in tariff barriers.

Plausible reductions in emissions from avoiding deforestation are far larger than the sort of reductions which can easily be made by slowing the industrial production of carbon dioxide in the short run.

A limitation of randomised controlled trials of breast cancer prevention, however, is the large sample size required to detect plausible reductions in risk resulting from the intervention.

We found biologically plausible major reductions in breast cancer mortality during high exposure to inorganic arsenic in drinking water which could not be attributed to bias or confounding.

The magnitude of the emission reductions corresponds with specific control technologies for the power sector and an approximation of technologically and financially plausible emission reductions in other sectors, although the logistical feasibility and costs of controls clearly vary across sectors.

It is therefore plausible that a reduction in peak temperature by switching to the new operating conditions will result in a reduction of the amount of liquid phase of the material being formed, and therefore impede the formation of rings.

It is plausible that this reduction in inhibitory miRs is an important mechanism for the increase in IL-10 gene expression that is seen in these patients and thereby contributes to the consequent immunosuppressive phenotype and increased risk of nosocomial infections.

Nevertheless, it remains plausible that a reduction in the incidence of adult smallpox contributed to improvements in maternal health and consequent improvements in foetal and neonatal health.

It is plausible that the reduction in central BP found in this study would be of clinical benefit if maintained long-term.

It is plausible that the reduction in condom use among circumcised men could be linked to risk compensation due to higher awareness in 2011 that circumcision was protective since a similar reduction in reported condom use at the last non-marital sex was not found among uncircumcised men.