Sentence examples for reduced character from inspiring English sources

(68) Therefore, our crystallographic data seem to be consistent with the heme having somewhat reduced character.

Although these "addresses" are in a format that is unfamiliar, the reduced character set makes them appear far less daunting than the Base85 example given earlier.

The redox character of the organic matter accompanied this change in source and molecular structure, with more oxidized character corresponding with organic matter with more microbial input and more reduced character corresponding to organic matter with more plant input.

For example, the RAG2 partition did not reject the combined Bayesian phylogeny derived from the reduced character set (Fig. 8, P≥ 0.528, Table 6), but rejected the phylogeny derived from all characters (Fig. 7, P≥ 0.009, Table 5).

There are brief, but no less devastating descriptions of country house life and the servile imbecility to which it has reduced characters such as the narrator's own mother and his cousin Nicodemus.

This dystopian fable is meaninglessly reduced: characters are cardboard thin and even the protagonists, Winston Smith and his lover Julia, are given no depth, so that the humanity they represent and which by the end of the novel has been crushed in the mill of totalitarianism, is absent from the start.

Anyway…new ways to reduce character count.

Alcohols are chosen as oxidizing agents for their mild reducing character and their availability.

The extremely reducing character of SiC precludes coexistence with silicates with appreciable Fe2+, and hence excludes equilibrium with mantle phases with typical X Mg 's of ~0.9.

Applying our approach to any alphabet size, such as the 70 used by Zhang and Chen, reduces character vector size from m to (log_2(m)).

The thermal stability of SnPMo12 sample is the highest, probably due to strong reducing character of tin ions, as shown in UV Visible.