Sentence examples for reduction in contact from inspiring English sources

Despite the reduction in M-G contact area caused by these cuts, we find that a 32% reduction in contact resistance results in Cu-contacted, two-terminal devices, while a 22% reduction is achieved for top-gated graphene transistors with Pd contacts as compared to conventionally fabricated devices.

A substantial reduction in contact force can be achieved with the adaptive controller in comparison with an integral controller.

In the case of nano-patterns, the physical (geometrical) reduction in contact area contributed in decreasing their friction.

Simulations show that a substantial reduction in contact force can be achieved with the adaptive controller in comparison with a well-tuned Integral controller.

Replacing the polyethylene with a cryogel layer results in a significant reduction in contact stresses together with the growth in contact area.

Reduction in contact surface of runner system with mold walls improved the easier ejection of runner system out of the cavity as well.

The multiple correspondence analysis demonstrated that pain was clustered with a reduction in number of steps taken and a reduction in contact-seeking behavior.

The subsequent observation and comparison of the wear craters produced (and their measured volumes) was used to identify which diffusion treatment (or treatment/coating combination) provided the most marked reduction in contact-induced deformation and overall improvement in wear behaviour.

Network-based interventions affect links and contacts between individuals throughout the entire network and are: School closure (S), Child and Teen social distancing (CTsd), and Adult and Senior social distancing (ASsd) (where adults continue to attend work, although at a 50% reduction in contacts at the workplace).

Studies with siRNA indicate a reduction in contact-inhibited growth when NAT1 is suppressed (Tiang et al., 2011; see Butcher and Minchin, 2012).

We have estimated the reduction in contacts that may occur, including the compensatory behaviours.