Sentence examples for reduces in width from inspiring English sources

North of Wellington Street, the highway reduces in width to four lanes, which is its configuration north through East Gwillimbury.

In these, the intima first increases, subsequently remains stable, and finally reduces in width proportionally to the increasing diameter.

Instead, the hook of the scg-sample is distinctly reduced in width reflecting the much higher level of non-specific background hybridization paralleled by the reduction of the decay constant.

The corridors were reduced in width and included angled bulkhead dividers, with exposed conduits added to the ceiling to convey a claustrophobic feel reminiscent of the submarine film The Hunt for Red October.

When the Glynneath bypass was built in the 1970s, the canal was culverted above Ysgwrfa lock, to allow the road to be straightened, and reduced in width beyond that, to allow the road to be widened.

On the opposite wall, there is a window from the late 16th century with three lights (sections of window separated by stonework); the entrance to the north chapel has been reduced in width.

The former route of Highway 69 through the town was renamed as Nobel Drive and will be reduced in width from four to two lanes, with the decommissioned lanes to be converted into a recreational trail.

One day after cryoinjury, the external myocardial layer was reduced in width and devoid of cells displaying cardiomyocyte morphology (Fig. 2F, bracket in Fig. 2G).

Confidence intervals around estimates of the generic population's asymptotic growth rate were initially broad but reduced in width at a decreasing rate as sample size increased (Figure 3).

Moreover, spines of the EphA5lacZ/lacZ functional EphA5 knockout were greatly reduced in width and length compared to wild type (Figure 4B) and were similar to those of "eA5+Nif", "eA5+Wor", and "8CPT+Wor" neurons, in which signaling downstream from EphA5 or cAMP is blocked (Figure 4A).

Tarsomeres were typically reduced in width, not length.