Sentence examples for reduced differences in from inspiring English sources
Plant P's structure, on the other hand, seemed to make functional specialists more aware of common product goals and reduced differences in goal orientation.
Here, an explicit mechanism for temporal coding would exhibit the same amount of change in activity as in a, whereas an inherent mechanism would exhibit considerably reduced differences in activity across the experiences.
All seven non-parametric species richness estimators provided higher estimates of richness for both designs (mean = 5.4 ± 3.8 species), but only four of the richness estimators reduced differences in richness obtained by the two designs to a non-significant level (p ≥ 0.05) across the sites.
Contrast adaptation therefore restored invariance of orientation tuning when comparing high and medium contrast, and reduced differences in tuning width when comparing with low contrast.
Furthermore, by using nestlings we avoided several confounding variables such as differences in experience between individuals, and reduced differences in age as compared to adults.
By selecting cells with large currents for the measurement of anion effects, we may have reduced differences in the amplitude of currents measured from cells with and without β subunits.
This reduces differences in selection pressure on different clonal genotypes and slows elimination of individual allele species.
Hence, a larger μ1 might enhance the height growth of smaller plants in a dark light environment inside the forest, consequently reducing differences in growth rate between trees of different height classes.
This scenario reduces differences, in both trajectories and time to contact, between the different pursuit strategies (see above) although any predictive pursuit options typically have a reduced trajectory length and time to contact than pure pursuit (see below).
This object-centric obsession has led to the degradation of artistic architectural invention while simultaneously reducing differences in conceptual identity.
Radio broadcasting has had the effect of slowly reducing differences in local dialects, which can be considerable.
