Sentence examples for procedure reduction from inspiring English sources

In situ monitoring of the catalyst structure by X-ray absorption spectroscopy during the activation procedure (reduction of the catalyst by hydrogen) uncovered a different reduction behaviour of these catalysts compared to the palladium one: to achieve a complete reduction of the noble metal particles a higher temperature had to be applied in case of Pt and Ru.

But, in the current procedure, reduction of Pd by oxalate occurs so rapidly and 5 min of UV irradiation is sufficient for the complete reduction of PdCl2 (20 mL of 5 mM) to Pd nanoparticles.

For patients undergoing an elective procedure, reduction of postoperative complications should be a targeted objective for all doctors [ 21].

Among the others, many advantages can be pointed out when taking into account the ultrasound-assisted extraction of flavonoids from curry leaves, including fast procedure, reduction of experimental cost (time needed, energy required, equipment size), and no need for any additional treatment or chemicals to complete the experiments.

CDU 3 clearly outperformed the others on the number of patients treated per bed and the number of patients treated per nurse or staff member, and provided possibly more optimal working methods for the planning procedure, reduction of non-value adding activities and nursing staff utilization.

Several reasons (e.g., improvement in organisational aspects due to engagement in accreditation procedures, reduction in length of hospital stay) could have led to a decrease in the number of complaints, especially complaints for medical issues.

The Spedding procedure involves reduction of mixtures of zinc halides and thorium tetrafluoride with calcium metal.

A detailed discussion of the experimental procedure, data reduction procedure, and measurement uncertainty is available in a previously published study by the same authors on pool boiling heat transfer in water [22, 23].

The theoretical question of whether these procedures involve reduction in the habit strength of anxiety responses or establishment of alternative, adaptive responses to the same stimuli remains unresolved.

The relevant mathematical procedures of reduction are described step-by-step.

The paper describes planning conditions, the planning procedures, and reduction techniques that are used to obtain acceptable computational performance.