Sentence examples for reduce at the end from inspiring English sources

Cook for a further 15 minutes, until the mushrooms are soft and there is hardly any liquid left in the pan (add water while cooking, or reduce at the end, as necessary).

The PAER difference between subdomains tends to enlarge at the end of discharge process but to reduce at the end of charge process although the main electrochemical reaction always takes place in the subdomains with smaller porosity.

According to Bernal et al. (2009), the loss of N during composting occurs through volatilization of ammonium, thus making the total N to reduce at the end of the process.

This large order became greatly reduced at the end of the Permian Period.

During the FC nor the PPV, neither Pdic significantly changed in non responders, while the CCE was reduced at the end of the FC.

The study showed that 99.9% of FS, 96.3% of TC and 95% of P. aeruginosa were reduced at the end of the treatment process.

The mean basal insulin dose was significantly reduced at the end of the study in all the three groups from baseline with no change in the short-acting insulin dose.

In the remaining cases we did not synthesize the posterior bone fragment because it measured <25% of the joint surface length, and it appeared to be well reduced at the end of the operation.

This pathetic man, reduced at the end of the film from shooting the shit with Chairman Mao to weepily forcing Henry Kissinger to pray with him, was somehow relatable to a chubby 15-year-old who could hear Orange bands practicing from his bedroom.

This pathetic man, reduced at the end of the film from shooting the shit with Chairman Mao to weepily forcing Henry Kissinger to pray with him, was somehow relatable to a chubby 15-year-old who could hear Orange bands practising from his bedroom.

No differences in body weight were observed between p55+/+LDLR−/− and p55−/−LDLR−/− mice infused with AngII, while plasma cholesterol levels were approximately 25% reduced at the end of the study in p55−/−LDLR−/− mice (Fig. 5A, B, C).