Sentence examples for reduced removal from inspiring English sources

HCl aspiration damaged the alveolar epithelium and increased lung elastance usually due to alveolar flooding and collapse, reduced removal of edema fluid, and reduced production of surfactant [ 4, 21- 23].

Less light, due to crowding, may explain this higher sensitivity and reduced removal rate.

This trial assessed whether the new design reduced removal difficulties and had any effects on dislodgment, genital pain/discomfort, safety, and acceptability.

Salt concentrations ≥10 mS cm−1 also reduced removal efficiency of zinc, manganese and cadmium, but increased removal of iron and lead, regardless of plant species.

Thus, the reduction in COD concentration would have reduced removal rates in the downstream reactors.

These effects might be potentiated under conditions of antioxidant depletion and reduced removal of peroxynitrite at inflammatory loci.

Redundancy analysis (RDA) indicated influent UV254 was the most explanatory water quality parameter for GAC contactors' treatment performance, and a high load of UV254 would result in significantly reduced removals of UV254 and SUVA254.

Ultimately this information can aid in early diagnosis of malignant skin tumors and moreover potentially reduce removal of benign lesions, saving patients from unnecessary scaring and healthcare costs.

To remove excess extracellular glycerol, the samples were rinsed with 150 mM ammonium acetate buffer (pH 10), which minimizes damage to the cells, and which was pH balanced to reduce removal of endogenous peptides.

Increasing NOM concentrations also reduced arsenic removal but bicarbonate, sulphate, nitrate and chloride had no effect on arsenic removal by ECFe.

The anti-tumour cytotoxicity is presumably mediated primarily by T lymphocytes because it was greatly reduced by removal of T lymphocytes with heterologous anti-T serum plus complement but not by removal of other cell types.