Sentence examples for reducing the compound from inspiring English sources
The embassy bombing on Monday seems to have been the most effective strike: a bomber blew himself up as two Indian diplomats drove into the embassy early in the morning, reducing the compound to rubble and blood.
By using lambda control feedback system, the magnetron power fluctuates to sustain a fixed oxygen flow in the target area reducing the compound layer growth on the material and maintaining a healthy deposition rate.
This test evaluates the ability of phagocytes to generate toxic oxygen radicals capable of reducing the compound NBT to an insoluble form, called formazan.
Draiswerke says using thermokinetics makes the mixing and compounding process very efficient, reducing the compounding time to a matter of seconds.
In addition, synthesis of MnO2 via reducing the compounds containing MnO4− and MnO42− has been extensively used due to its simpleness and low cost.
The proposed consistent-degradation macroblock grouping scheme aims to further reduce the compound transmission distortion based on a GOP-level macroblock importance metric, which is adopted to timely estimate the error-propagation effect of macroblock loss on video quality degradation.
The absence of the 4-substituent (4c) or presence of other substituents such as 4-OMe (3c) or 4-NO2 (5c) reduces the compound potency by 4 20-fold.
When significantly reduced, the compound motor action potential (CMAP) – correlating with the number of functional axons – is an indicator for axonal damage.
To predict whether addition of a 4-nitrobenzyl group would reduce the compound's affinity for Aurora kinase A, we undertook docking studies.
Therefore, we postulated that the introduction of a bulky, photolabile aromatic group on one of the side chains would create a steric clash with G-quadruplex targets and significantly reduce the compound's ability to stabilise such motifs.
The enzyme D-galacturonic acid reductase (E.C. 1.1.1.365) reduces the compound D-galacturonic acid to L-galactonic acid, which in turn is spontaneously converted to L-galactono-1,4-lactone.
