Sentence examples for predictable reduction from inspiring English sources

Comparable to normal hPSCs, Oct4 reduction in t-hPSCs resulted in a significant and predictable reduction in Oct4 as well as a similar decline in Nanog and a small increase in Sox2 levels (Figure 1N).

After 24 hrs, there was a predictable reduction on the number of foci in the MRC5-SV1 consistentsistent with the repair of DNA DSB.

Ablation with cryotherapy and microwave, which were previously only available at open laparotomy due to the large size of the probes, are now readily performed percutaneously, with a predictable reduction in morbidity.

Predictable reductions in BLL have been described in other countries as well (Thomas et al. 1999).

Both thyroid peroxidase and sodium iodide symporters from numerous species are inhibited by the same chemicals resulting in readily predictable reductions in circulating TH, though downstream effects may be species specific.

On average 81% of the police's spending is allocated to staffing; this of course means it is entirely predictable that reductions in budgets will directly lead to a sizeable fall in the workforce.

We thus predict that in newly evolving sex chromosomes, evolution will follow a predictable pattern after reduction of recombination.

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This disappointing but predictable increase follows reductions in carbon emissions from 2012-13.

A spokesman for New York's Division of Alcoholism and Alcohol Abuse, Richard Chady, called the reductions predictable.

The simple form of the flow at the tower is responsible for the global force reduction being predictable using a modified version of the Morison equation (Morison et al., 1950).