Sentence examples for reduced changes from inspiring English sources

The researchers then studied those patients' brain activity and bodily sensations over the course of a year, comparing what they found with the results from a group of amputees treated with a placebo.To their delight, they discovered that memantine not only reduced changes in the brain, it also decreased both the incidence and the intensity of phantom pain.

Slash reinforcement of strip roads significantly reduced changes in soil dry density and soil porosity in the upper 20 cm of the soil.

Results showed that increasing HA concentration, decreased gelation time, increased degradation rate, and reduced changes that were observed over time in mechanics, water retention, and crystallization.

However, even though sediment production from hillslopes reduced, changes in the rate of sediment accumulation in the main river channels has not translated to wholesale stream degradation across all catchments and headwaters (Liebault et al., 2005).

Although villus morphology appeared normal at E16.5, the first time at which both Gata4 and Gata6 were efficiently reduced, changes in expression of markers of enterocytes, goblet cells, and proliferative cells were detected.

Although socioeconomic differences in systolic blood pressure were reduced, changes in BMI, non-HDL and HDL cholesterol were less favourable in lower socioeconomic groups.

In other words, sensorimotor experience reduced change blindness, compared to visual experience alone.

Compared with CON, calves fed TAL had reduced average daily gain and tended to have reduced change in hip width from 2 to 4 mo of age.

For light polarised perpendicular to the shear direction the reduced change in extinction coefficient of the polyelectrolyte increased, became more positive, with the application of shear.

Airbus has been talking with airports for about five years and has limited the plane's wingspan, partly to reduce changes that airports must make.

It was fabricated from self-curing acrylic resin with occlusal coverage on all teeth so as to reduce changes in tooth positioning that might arise from its use.