Sentence examples for reduction functionality from inspiring English sources
Another advantage of BN features is the dimension reduction functionality.
This means that the scope of this article is limited to the measurement of system responses rather than a clinical verification of the noise reduction functionality under test.
The proposed algorithm introduces an additional noise reduction functionality, which is applied in speech pauses, allowing the noise level to be further reduced without adding any speech distortion.
In addition, it's worth noting that there are a number of third-party applications that offer the same blue light reduction functionality on the Google Play store today, indicating there is a market for third-party software in this space.
However, it also leads to a reduction in functionality of the enhanced system.
Someone needs to remind the marketing folks that if the user is encouraged to close their eyes, this instantly becomes only a 3 Senses Lounger, a 25% reduction in functionality!
It is possible to transpose the damage degrees into levels of reduction of functionality (total or partial) and collapse (partial or total), and then associate an economic value that quantifies the loss.
As a general principle immortalization by overexpression of hTERT only, minimises the reduction in functionality [ 12].
This could indicate that these proteins may have evolved a particular structure adapted to elevated pressure because their up-regulation could compensate the reduction of functionality.
We can speculate that P. profundum, and possibly other Vibrionaceae, evolved the ability to control expression of the genes coding the "chr. 2 ATP synthase" to compensate reduction of functionality determined on the "main" ATP synthase by suboptimal environmental conditions.
If, on the other hand, the present study does not find any difference between the intervention groups, the role of Kinesio Taping in assisting pain reduction and functionality improvement will have to be reconsidered, especially taking into account the added costs of treating patients with chronic nonspecific low back pain with this increasingly popular method in clinical practice.
