Sentence examples for reduce the vigor from inspiring English sources

They mainly infect young plant tissues and cause pre- and post-emergence damping off or reduce the vigor and growth of surviving seedlings.

Because creation of dead space increases the ventilation needed for CO2 elimination, clinical data that demonstrate a strong correlation between alveolar dead space and mortality risk would seem consistent with the admonition to reduce the vigor of ventilation support by reducing demands [ 29].

On the contrary, a higher surface temperature suggested for some super-Earths (Léger et al. 2009) may extend the duration, because a higher surface temperature reduces the vigor of the convection driven by cooling from the surface boundary and hence makes the turnover time of convection longer (Tachinami et al. 2014).

A combination of heavy grazing, which reduces the vigor of native perennial species, and B. tectorum invasion, which shortens fire return interval and alters nutrient cycling, has resulted in large-scale conversion of Artemisia spp. (sagebrush -dominated plant communitiesagebrush -dominatedinated communities (Young et al. 1972; Evans et al. 2001; Brooks et al. 2004; Chambers et al. 2007).

Will jobs continue to expand through the spring, and with enough vigor — 300,000 a month, say — to substantially reduce the unemployment rate?

It builds on the reported findings that, in saline-treated rats, an excitotoxic lesion of the nucleus accumbens core (NAc) increases the vigor of checking and reduces the rest period after a bout of checking, without inducing compulsive checking behavior (Dvorkin et al., 2010).

Moreover, the inhibition of TAG degradation may retard seedling growth and reduce seedling vigor in Jatropha, even though this is not the case for the oilseed rape transgenic lines [ 17].

Almost everyone agrees that the two basic ways for the American economy to find its way to sustained vigor are by reducing the deficit & by increasing the rate of productivity.

Biosynthesized AgNPs from T. longibrachiatum improved seed germination percentage and vigor index and reduced the disease incidence caused by F. oxysporium, a seed-borne pathogen on faba bean, tomato, and barley (Elamawi and Al-Harbi 2014).

Root growth response to elevated CO2 differed between genotypes; elevated CO2 stimulated root growth in the non-vigorous cultivar Janz, but not in vigorous liner Vigor 18. High temperature reduces the positive effect that elevated CO2 has on root growth and proliferation.

These data might also help in explaining the reduced physical vigor encountered in MIPKO mice.