Sentence examples for reduced preferential from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, the combined effect of layered physical and geochemical heterogeneity may result in enhanced or reduced preferential flow of colloids.
We previously reported that administration of cortisol acutely reduced non-spatial selective attention to fearful faces and likewise reduced preferential processing of fearful faces in a spatial working memory task.
During introduction of Ni dopant in the WS2-Ni composite coating the sulfur/tungsten (S/W) ratio in the coating increased due to reduced preferential resputtering of sulfur atoms in the growing coating.
Results indicate that the impact of strongly non-Gaussian, heavy tailed distributions on solute transport in heterogeneous porous formations can be significant, especially in the presence of high heterogeneity, resulting in reduced preferential flow and retarded peak arrivals.
Based on available evidence from cross-sectional studies in children, we hypothesized that reduced preferential tracking of a face with direct gaze in infancy represents an early vulnerability for CU traits.
Bigger filter size enhanced plug flow by decreasing porous water velocity, reducing preferential flow.
Conservative tracer experiments, and spatial temperature and dissolved oxygen mapping within four subsurface treatment wetlands employed in this study demonstrated the importance of supplemental aeration and vegetation in reducing preferential flows in cold climate treatment wetlands.
The objective of this study was to compare microsprinkler irrigation (MI) and surface flood irrigation (FI) systems for their ability to reduce preferential flow and chemical leaching through a shrink/swell soil in a pear orchard.
This feature allows to locally deviate flow paths with obvious benefits in terms of heat exchange, with reducing preferential paths arising while packing the elementary cell over the volume.
Two key observations were made, demonstrating that vegetation and aeration can be utilized in cold regions to prevent clogging and freezing, thereby reducing preferential flow paths which can reduce treatment efficiencies: (1) vegetation contributed to thermal protection and (2) aeration increased temperature and mixing.
This was despite efforts to reduce preferential amplification as suggested by Small et al. [ 13].
