Sentence examples for reduced entry from inspiring English sources

Use of a partitioning alcohol (tertiary butyl alcohol, TBA) resulted in DNAPL swelling and reduced entry into the capillary barrier.

So it reduced entry requirements for such applicants, to take account of their often modest school results.

(1) Reduced entry into the oxidative phosphorylation.

For SSI, VR appears to be associated with increased exits and reduced entry.

Thus, VR services have a mixed association with SSDI receipt but appear to be consistently associated with lower rates of SSI receipt (i.e., reduced entry and increased exits).

Add the Internet, where price information, price comparison tools and reduced entry barriers have made the consumer king -- and the number of new products explodes, prices fall further and the forces of competition intensify due to instant transparency.

For the next three years, companies slashed campus recruitment and reduced entry-level salaries.

Using a specially-designed elevated plus-maze, gerbils exhibited an 'anxious' behavioral profile similar to that observed in rats and mice, i.e., reduced entries into, and time spent exploring, an open, aversive arm.

Older generations -- wittingly or unwittingly -- played a role in Gen Y's current struggles, either by creating policies that reduced entry-level job or promotion opportunities, or choosing to stay in a safe, stable entry-level job, denying that job from a new grad.

None of the samples robustly inhibited VSV-G dependent entry, whereas most samples markedly reduced entry-driVSV-G dependentas entryted (7 ).

For example, one study found that pollution regulations served to reduce entry of new firms into some manufacturing industries.