"reduced content" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to something, usually text or media content, that has been shortened or summarized. For example, "This review provides a brief overview of the story - it is a reduced content version of the original novel."
Treatment tLTS significantly reduced content of sucrose and activities of SS and SPS but significantly increased content of TSS.
Some of these games had reduced content compared to their cartridge release so that they could fit the adapter's memory, such as Super Street Fighter II.
We have previously noticed that compromised glucose homeostasis in rpS6P−/− mice is associated with smaller β-cell size and reduced content of pancreatic insulin [14].
These include: smaller size of β-cells, diminished insulin content in pancreas, hypoinsulinemia, glucose intolerance [6], [14], as well as smaller CSA of myofibers and reduced content of muscle PCr [[7], [10] and this work].
Patients were prescribed a diet containing less than 100 mmol/day of sodium and reduced content of phosphorus according to current clinical guidelines.
AAA tissue sections from Ovx females exhibited reduced content of SMC and fibroblast α-actin, increased neutrophil cell counts, and reduced striatin content.
In fact, our results display a normal or mildly reduced content of NDUFA9 and NDUFS3 subunits, which are both components of the peripheral arm [23 26].
Analysis of rosette leaf alcohol insoluble residue (AIR) revealed a significantly (T-test, P < 0.05) reduced content in Rha and Gal in both mutants whereas Man increased in the triple mutant compared to the wild type.
Increased circulating levels of FFAs facilitate the development of insulin resistance and concomitant impairment of insulin signaling via reduced content and phosphorylation of insulin receptor substrate 1 (IRS-1).
Not all literature specifies whether Ti-6Al-4V (grade 5) or Ti-6Al-4V ELI (grade 23), which has reduced content percentage of interstitial impurity atoms, has been used.
These results suggest that the higher DM and reduced content of pectin domains with random pattern methylesterification in 02-5b-318R spikes as well as the reduced demethylesterification observed during infection can contribute to protect CW by fungal CWDEs degradation.
