Sentence examples for produce reduction from inspiring English sources

This can produce reduction in diameters beyond 15%.

The study's overarching hypothesis is that treating insomnia will produce reduction in insomnia, PTSD, and depression severity, allowing patients to more fully engage in, and derive optimal benefits from, cognitive processing therapy.

The model results indicate that the temperature, water and current density distributions become more uniform and produce reduction in the highest temperature reached in the stack which also enhances stack performance relative to the unidirectional coolant flow case.

During stance HL stimulation tended to produce reduction in force at the heel FSR.

Though deletion of many inflammatory cytokines and chemokines, when crossed onto an atherosclerotic background in the mouse, produce reduction in plaque volume, deletion of the TNF signalling receptor and deletion of macrophage-specific NF-κB pathways have been associated with enhanced plaque volume [20,21], as seen here with TRAIL deletion.

Tropical forest countries will "produce" reductions in deforestation for the REDD+ market if they see more buyers for the climate service their forests provide (for all of us).

Fracking, as Lord Browne has acknowledged, is unlikely to produce reductions in fuel bills, since unlike the US the gas price here is set by conditions on the European market, not production conditions in the UK".

Additional avenues for exploration include the mechanism by which these interventions produce reductions in anxiety symptoms and the differential impact on the various anxiety disorders.

Empirical research on the effectiveness of DTCs indicates that they produce reductions in recidivism, primarily drawn from experiences in the US.

"If you used the same test year to year, and your goal is to continually produce reductions, then as long as you're matched against the same benchmark, cars should be getting cleaner and cleaner," he said.

Thus, more research is needed to specifically address under what conditions electronic interventions produce reductions in negative consequences.