Sentence examples for reducing the aggregate from inspiring English sources
This is an indication of the formulation technique substantially reducing the aggregate size but failing to break them down to primary particles.
Adding CR particles by reducing the aggregate fractal dimension, soil penetration resistance and bulk density, improves soil structure in both types of soil.
Since spontaneous hydrolysis of the triphosphate group occurs with a fixed rate constant at a constant temperature, a faster polymerase will be able to add more nucleotides to a growing chain between each such hydrolysis event, reducing the aggregate penalty for a given length of nucleic acid.
As recommended by the National Research Council NRCC 2004a), there is increasing interest in managing environmental air quality using multipollutant strategies aimed at reducing the aggregate health burden of air pollution.
This could be overcome either by reducing the aggregate particle size, as reported for trypsin-CLEAs [ 19], where 90% of free trypsin activity was recovered after decreasing the biocatalyst size, or by reducing the amount of enzyme used in the design of the CLEAs.
These additional residues proved to considerably increase the temperature of the onset of aggregation and reduced the aggregate formation after extended incubation at elevated temperatures.
54 min Bayer Leverkusen almost reduce the aggregate deficit to 6-2.
In 1991 Chile imposed an implicit tax on inflows of short-term capital to reduce the aggregate inflow.
Joe Ford, son of the former England coach, Mike, landed his only kickable chance of the half and then reduced the aggregate lead to a point with a drop goal five minutes after the interval.
In the newest iteration, Xstrata has reduced the aggregate by $75 million, primarily because Xstrata's chief executive, Mick Davis, will no longer head the combined group.
The society estimates that the added costs to people and businesses from this underinvestment will reduce the aggregate gross domestic product by $3 trillion over the next decade.
