Sentence examples for range of reducing from inspiring English sources

The Federal Reserve is within striking range of reducing the overnight lending rate to zero, a point that Japan reached in the 1990s and where it remained for years while struggling to revive its economy.

A full range of reducing conditions was examined from the pure redox mode (10% n-butane in argon) to highly oxidizing conditions typical of fixed bed operation (1.4% n-butane and 18.1% oxygen).

Murphy and co-workers first reported the growth of citrate-stabilized gold nanoparticles by the seed-mediated method using a wide range of reducing agents and conditions [11, 25].

Whale falls provide a range of reducing environments that might provide an opportunity for symbiont-harboring mussels to adapt to different redox conditions.

These results shed further insight into the plasticity and adaptability of this siboglinid group to a range of reducing conditions, and into the levels of gene flow that occur between populations of the same species over a global extent.

Fungal laccases and, in particular, the high-redox potential laccases (HRPLs) secreted by white-rot basidiomycetes, exhibit high biotechnological applicability due to the wider range of reducing substrates that can be oxidized at the T1 copper site (E0 ≈ + 0.8 V, [ 4]).

Eventually, the flow solutions and the structural responses in terms of mean and root mean square quantities are compared with experimental measurements, over a wide range of reduced velocities.

Making H.C.C.I. compatible with a broad range of fuels; reducing the faint rattling noise during the transition from compression ignition to spark ignition; and reducing emissions at low loads are other issues being addressed.

Trypsin inhibitor proteins account for 2 6% total protein of soybean seeds, which is the highest value found in a range of legumes33, reducing the nutritional value of the beans as food and/or animal feed.

The average hospital length of stay and cost were significantly less with laminoplasty.This study provides evidence that laminoplasty may be superior to laminectomy with fusion in preserving cervical range of motion, reducing hospital stay and minimizing cost.

However, the search strategy included a broad range of terms, reducing the likelihood that this was the case.