Sentence examples for reduced exit from inspiring English sources

Moreover, same-sex marriage would expose gays and lesbians to the disadvantages, even evils, of marriage: economic incentives to stay in loveless marriages and reduced exit options which facilitate abuse and violence (Card 1996, 2007, Ettelbrick 1989).

Whereas Tfe3-expressing cells exhibited only mild commitment defects, Tam-induced Tfe3-ERT2-expressing cells showed significantly reduced exit from the ESC state.

In CLN3-deficient cells there is a markedly reduced exit from the TGN of the cation-independent mannose 6-phosphate receptor that is responsible for delivery of lysosome hydrolases from the TGN to the endocytic pathway (28).

VC cash comes at the cost of reduced exit flexibility and the burden of an increased burn rate.

This appears to result from the reduced exit or loss of RasGRP1 from the TGN in SKAP-55−/− T-cells relative to WT cells.

Both Rothstein (2011) and Farber and Valletta (2013) find that the unemployment insurance extensions reduced exits from unemployment but that this was largely due to reductions in exits from the labor force rather than a decrease in exits to employment.

Two very different cannulas, the Soft-Flow aortic cannula and the Dispersion cannula, which have been designed to reduce exit velocity (cm/s) during perfusion, are compared with a standard steel tip cannula and to each other.

When the downstream floor was confined with sheetpile from all sides, this has significantly reduced the exit gradient.

This case has significantly reduced the exit gradient and caused only slight increase in the uplift force when compared to other sheetpile configurations.

Generally, an increase in thymocyte numbers and thymic weight can be caused by higher numbers of T cell progenitors entering the thymus and/or reduced thymic exit of mature thymocytes.

The gap junction inhibitors 18-a-glycyrrhetinic acid and octanol did not have a significant effect on dye transfer but reduced dye exit from eosinophils.