Sentence examples for reducing along with from inspiring English sources

The high stretch of material added to reducing along with the structural and characteristics of material both led to reducing in wale-wise.

In the absence of NG2, pericyte ensheathment of endothelial cells was reduced, along with reduced pericyte maturation, reduced sprouting of endothelial cells, reduced assembly of the vascular basal lamina, and reduced tumor vessel diameter.

Or an animal might be rendered so lethargic by a substance that its feeding rate is reduced along with other appetitive behaviors, the reduced food intake leading to reduced reproduction, with a secondary beneficial effect on longevity.

Reliance on large power stations is reduced,  along with greenhouse gas emissions and air pollution.

He said he did not expect America's diplomatic presence to be reduced along with the military pullback.

Since any contaminants in the TiCl4 would later be reduced along with the titanium metal, high-quality TiCl4 must be produced to achieve high-quality metal.

But the public cite the welfare budget as the one they would most like to see reduced, along with foreign aid.

And her conclusion is: The evidence is clear: the cap should be resisted and the housing benefit bill reduced (along with other welfare costs) by funding councils to build enough social housing.

The decision to spend the last third on the much less compelling recitation of the facts and figures to which the digital age has reduced – along with so much else – the OS story was a bad one.

My typical obsessive interest in thinking about what the hell I was going to do with the rest of my life also seemed reduced, along with my equally large drive to rehash recent social interactions and pick them apart for errors on my part.

He also says that more hospitals should share waiting-time estimates with patients — something that is relevant across a broad range of industries: if customers know the probable wait time, their uncertainty and anxiety are reduced, along with the likelihood that they will leave the line.