Sentence examples for reduced gaps from inspiring English sources
The analysis of Fig. 1 reveals that Ge-NCs present reduced gaps with respect to their Si counterparts.
The alignment composite generated from 51 RIN4 homologs shows greater sequence conservation and reduced gaps in the C-NOI in comparison to the N-NOI.
We examined whether this local pay-for-performance scheme reduced gaps in achievement of targets between the general practices serving the least and most socioeconomically deprived populations.
There is, however, uncertainty regarding whether and how these maternal health policies and programmes have substantially reduced gaps in the use of key maternal interventions among women from varying socioeconomic backgrounds through time.
At 400 rpm (Fig. 6b), the clumps are very well distributed with reduced gaps and decreased clump sizes.
Deficiency in pan-IP3R expression led to reduced gap permeability and induction of uncoordinated Ca2+ transients in cardiomyocytes.
Thus prolonged antecedent oxidative stress is linked to reduced gap junctional trafficking, but reducing ROS/RNS levels after the onset of the deficit did not restore dye transfer.
We observed that the percentage of maximal super-reads uniformly increased with library fragment length, despite reduced gap-filling effectiveness (Appendix B, Table B1).
Similar mechanisms may be triggered during tumorigenesis, where reversely a decrease of 14-3-3 14-3-3 14-3-3y causexpressionulation of Cx43 and reduced gap junction comaynicausen.
In addition, reduced GAP-43 expression was observed in AD brain, suggesting a synaptic disfunction in the development of the disease.
The possible mechanisms supporting its use include: anti-inflammatory action, oxytocin antagonism (producing relaxation of smooth muscle), maintenance of cervical integrity, and reduced gap-junction formation [ 109].
