Sentence examples for reducing characteristics from inspiring English sources

The present results show, for the first time, that CNTs can enhance the drag reducing characteristics of polymer additives.

Catecholamines present with strong reducing characteristics and could prevent, at least in parts, mitochondrial injury caused by increased ROS.

The reducing characteristics are in line with previous findings where the loss of its reducing capacity by oxidation abolished the protective effect of dopamine [9].

The key feature of this work is that by using the oxidizing characteristic of GO and reducing characteristic of Fe2+, toxic reducing agents, such as hydrazine and hydroquinone, can be avoid skillfully, which make the procedure more straightforward and economical.

This suggests that the treatments targeting aortic stiffening and reducing characteristic impedance would be effective particularly at reducing systolic pressure.

The strain amplification effect and reduced characteristic moduli of the "filler phase" are discussed within the framework of the cluster cluster aggregation model.

However, this assumption is not warranted because reactions occurring near the water NAPL interface can reduce characteristic mass transfer lengths, which tend to enhance mass transfer over the no-reaction case.

Owing to the effects of enhanced NPs and RAAS inhibition, LCZ696 is anticipated to improve aortic stiffness, reduce characteristic impedance and improve central haemodynamics.

Overall, our results in two transgenic mouse models with existing AD-related pathology suggest that low-energy NIr treatment can reduce characteristic pathology, oxidative stress and mitochondrial dysfunction in susceptible regions of the brain.

After the scan, participants actually received one food item based on their ratings, enhancing ecological incentive context and potentially reducing demand characteristics.

Reducing power characteristics of different solvent extracts of SF are summarized in Table  1 in the following order: hot water > cold water > methanol > ethanol > acetone > acetonitrile.