Sentence examples for reduced completion from inspiring English sources

(B) elav-Gal4 driven expression of Tra F increased male male courtship and reduced completion of male female courtship (Author response image 1).

58 Development of SRPAQs has reduced completion time, with the PAAT, six-point scale and single-item measure feasible for use in clinical practice, but further research is required to support their use across languages/populations.

82, 83 Compared with lean chow-fed rats, high-fat diet induced obese SD rats learned the task much slower, with initially significantly reduced completion speed, resulting in a lower wanting index 52 (Fig. 6A).

In resource-constrained settings maternal depression has been linked directly to higher rates of stunting, diarrhoeal diseases, infectious illness and hospital admission among infants, reduced completion of recommended schedules of immunization, and worse cognitive, motor, social, behavioural and emotional development in young children [ 4- 9].

The higher quality for complex tasks comes at a price of considerably greater effort, while the reduced completion time for the simpler tasks comes at a price of noticeably lower quality.

Therapy content was only described and analysed for 62% (n = 47) of children due to reduced completion of questionnaires by treating physiotherapists.

For example, we show that BlinkFS reduces completion time for MapReduce-style jobs by 42% at 50% full power compared to existing energy-proportional DFSs.

21Bound et al. (2009) argue that course capacity constraints at non-flagship colleges and universities, often linked to limited resources, contribute to delays in college completion that likely also reduce completion rates.

Our scheme reduces completion time by 15% and improves energy consumption by 27% when compared to the Static-NUCA (S-NUCA) management scheme, when simulated on an eight core system.

Patients face multiple barriers that further reduce completion rates.

When selecting data collection instruments, valid shorter versions were preferred to reduce completion time.