Sentence examples for reduced efficiency of from inspiring English sources

Reduced efficiency of selection due to reduced effective population size in parasites could also lead to weakly selected elements (also recurrent-environmental) (Lynch 2007).

In addition, reduced efficiency of purifying selection on the neo-Y could lead to less efficient elimination of slightly deleterious duplicated sequences.

From a broader perspective, our behavioural effects are reminiscent of results from recent studies indicating the reduced efficiency of voluntary suppression of established autobiographical memories30,31.

The joining techniques used for multi-material designs has led to reduced efficiency of the current shredder-based recycling practices.

It can cause instability of mine walls, falling down of machinery, improper fragmentation, reduced efficiency of drilling, etc.

Pure InN bottom layers, exhibiting an intrinsic band gap of 0.7 eV, reveal a reduced efficiency of 2.5%.

In a publisher world of reduced efficiency of distribution and raised costs, Apple is creating a flaw in its ecosystem that hopefully will not grow with time.

In our study, VEP changes could in theory also derive from reduced efficiency of inhibitory circuits.

These higher costs are partially due to reduced efficiency of logging when only small amounts are harvested in a single operation.

We observed that by decreasing the temperature, the PL intensity monotonically increases, due to a reduced efficiency of non-radiative phenomena.

The most direct economic impact of FMD in endemic countries is the loss or reduced efficiency of production, which lowers farmers' income.