Sentence examples for reduction in extent from inspiring English sources

The reduction in extent of recrystallization of PET upon blending with PEI was attributed to the remixing between PEI and PET after the initial melting.

They demonstrated a significant improvement in functional outcome measured by HHS (p < 0.001), a reduction in extent of BME and pain relief over 12 weeks.

It is unclear if the pain relief and reduction in extent of BME during and after iloprost application are primarily based on a normalisation of intraosseous pressure or on interactions with local leukotrienes and cytokines.

We found that the distributions of both species have undergone large reductions in extent of occurrence (EOO) and area of occupancy (AOO), coinciding with an extensive period of severe drying of the region.

This latter study also showed that overexpression of Aβ40 in a well-characterized AD transgenic mouse model (Tg2576) caused a reduction in the extent of amyloid pathology and that overexpression of Aβ42 increased the extent of amyloid pathology in the same model.

Other research has linked those changes to a reduction in the extent, and that in turn has been connected to a decline in krill and other food that the seabirds eat.

There has been a drastic reduction in the extent and thickness of ice during the Arctic summer in recent years, and the Northeast Passage for centuries an obsession of explorers, often with fatal results could soon become an everyday part of merchant shipping.

There has been a drastic reduction in the extent and thickness of ice during the Arctic summer in recent years, and the Northeast Passage — for centuries an obsession of explorers, often with fatal results — could soon become an everyday part of merchant shipping.

A reduction in "the extent of nationalised and state ownership".

This was attributed to the reduction in the extent of solvent co-intercalation at 50 °C.

"Besides resulting in less snow water, the dramatic reduction in snow extent contributes to warming our climate by allowing the ground to absorb more sunlight.