Sentence examples for reduced from that from inspiring English sources

Its monetary value has been reduced from that of a rare, expensive, original piece to that of an attractive but spurious imitation.

The level of violence is still greatly reduced from that in 2005, when the local police force collapsed, or 2007, when an increase in American troops began and tribal leaders banded together to fight — or co-opt — the militants.

The study further showed that the stability boundary is minimally affected by radiative heat loss, while the concentration limit at which the pulsating flame extinguishes due to radiative heat loss is reduced from that of the steady-state limit.

Unit-cell parameters are a = 4.3315 (4) and c = 30.208 (5) Å. Unit-cell size is significantly reduced from that of the parent Bi2Te3 compound (with unit-cell parameters: a = 4.385915 (6), c = 30.495497 (1) Å, [35]), which can be understood as a consequence of the smaller ionic size of Se2− vs Te2−.

It has been explicitly shown that the glass transition temperature (Tg) of polymer thin films is reduced from that of the bulk due to the presence of a free interface, and Tg is found to be strongly dependent on the film thickness and chain architecture [12 15].

While the complexity of the RIPS-u is reduced from that of the RIPS-sq by removing the square-law device, the results presented in [10] show that the RIPS-u yields a 3-dB performance gain over the RIPS-sq, and thus the RIPS-u holds great promise.

The value of A becomes smaller as the level of agreement is increasingly reduced from than that expected by chance.

Meanwhile, the average inbound traffic rate of PAP2 reduced from 75.55 to 26.96 kB/s that was good enough for other connected MTs.

Groundwater NO3−-N concentrations, often 5 15 mg L−1 within the CB, were not significantly reduced from concentrations that entered from the agricultural field edge.

The final contact angle obtained for the treated samples was ∼50°, still reduced significantly from that of 83.5° for the untreated material.

Previously, gain-of-function alleles of ATPalpha were shown to have significantly reduced longevity from that of control animals (Palladino et al. 2003).