Sentence examples for rate reduction observed from inspiring English sources
However, the elevation of Tg in the case of protein addition could be considered as a secondary factor explaining the inactivation rate reduction observed in the specific systems.
This is further supported by the ~4% heart rate reduction observed after the initial five 2 × 20 m runs indicating improved aerobic capacity.
The MD simulations show increased average proton donor acceptor distances for both proton transfer positions relative to those of the WT (Table 1), and the probability distributions of these distances are broader, as well, consistent with the rate reductions observed experimentally.
This was the greatest growth-rate reduction observed for any of the genes studied other than the quadruple deletion of SLT2.
The report says that although the rate of poverty reduction was lagging behind the original target "if the rate of poverty reduction observed over the past decade could be sustained, the 2020 target for eliminating child poverty in the UK would be achieved only seven years later in 2027".
An unknown number of these unique clones are likely to be sulfate reducers considering the high rates of sulfate reduction observed.
Ligament strain rate on the film was found to increase steadily until the head droplet pinch-off when a short but significant strain rate reduction was observed.
Compared to HMF, furfural combined with the selected compounds caused minor negative synergism, since no significant lag-phase increase or growth rate reduction was observed when an extra compound was added (Table 8).
The maximum sulfate reduction rate observed with the real effluent was 200 mg l−1 h−1, corresponding to a residence time of 0.9 day.
These observations, taken with the marked variation in nitroxide reduction rates observed between tissues, suggest that tissue pO2 is not a major determinant of the nitroxide reduction rate in vivo.
The maximum specific volumetric sulphate reduction rates observed were 2 6-fold lower than those observed at 1.0 and 10.0 g l−1 feed sulphate concentrations.
