Sentence examples for reduced breakdown from inspiring English sources

These devices necessarily employ very thin oxides, generally ALD-deposited alumina, resulting in high leakage and reduced breakdown voltage.

Many of the body's cells also show increased production and reduced breakdown of proteins during deep sleep.

However, at lower PD values, nanoparticle seeding appeared to cause only a slightly reduced breakdown threshold of a few percent compared to the 'clean' dry air case.

In contrast, "Kasalath" kernels, which did not change in appearance quality under elevated ozone levels, showed reduced breakdown values and increased pasting temperature, suggesting detrimental effects on eating quality.

Therefore, reduced breakdown of bradykinin in the tubes without gel results in lower concentrations of des-Arg-bradykinin for these individuals compared to the concentrations obtained in tubes with gel separator.

Because unspecific esterases are involved in multiple steps in the metabolism of the living human cell, no ICU disease or organ failure has yet been identified that can cause reduced breakdown of remifentanil.

Following a long period of uneventful development flying trials and the fitting of a modified Proteus 765 series engine that greatly reduced breakdowns, a full Certificate of Airworthiness was awarded at the end of 1955.

A fast interlock circuit is also utilized to reduce breakdown energy.

Six Sigma has enormous potential to reduce breakdown costs, improve performance, grow revenue, strengthen focus, and empower resources (Snee and Hoerl 2004).

Other works have shown that larger (100 s of microns to 100 s mms) conductive particles in an inter-electrode air gap can play a significant role in reducing breakdown voltage, time-lag of impulses, and breakdown probability [20-22] [20-22]

This transcriptional signature is likely a homeorhetic adaptation that reduces breakdown of fatty acids in the liver so that fats can be spared for milk synthesis in the mammary gland, and may be partly responsible for the 4-fold increase in the rate of lipogenesis we report for the liver (Figure 1).