Sentence examples for reduced disorder from inspiring English sources

Hyperthermophiles have much less transcription factors, which have reduced disorder compared to their mesophilic counterparts.

TFs are significantly shorter, and have a reduced disorder in hyperthermophiles in a way reminiscent of the situation in prokaryotes as a group in comparison to eukaryotes [46], [47], where shorter and less disordered TFs mark the diminution in regulatory functions, i.e. functional complexity.

ThriveOn claims that HBI, a 10-week-long online program that is meant to help users create better eating habits and improve their body image, has reduced disordered eating among users by 50%.

Iodized table salt has significantly reduced disorders of iodine deficiency in countries where it is used.

It is hypothesized that adolescents who are diagnosed with a severe eating disorder and are treated with olanzapine will demonstrate reduced disordered eating attitudes and behaviours as well as an increased rate of weight gain, as compared to a control group treated with placebo.

"Kettling" is justified as a tactic to reduce disorder without the use of police violence.

In theory, then, reducing disorder ought to reduce crime--and that appears to be happening in New York City.

The use of 'traditional' enforcement involving police crackdowns does not appear to reduce disorder, Home Office research indicates.

By 1996, President Clinton was urging other public schools to follow Long Beach's example, saying uniforms could "reduce violence, reduce truancy, reduce disorder and increase learning".

Vince Cable, the Lib Dem Treasury spokesman, has pre-empted any number of current policy reviews by announcing that the party will not increase the existing levels of taxation and public spending; other shadow ministers have followed their own enthusiasms, variously opposing choice in education and committing the party to measures to boost public health and reduce disorder.

This shows that heat treatment reduces disorder in the zinc sublattice, as may be expected.