Sentence examples for reduction in outer from inspiring English sources

For a resonator designed to operate in a 3 Tesla scanner using water as the dielectric, a reduction in outer diameter of 37% was achieved.

Similarly, E. coli strains can receive contributions to quinolone resistance from gyrA and parC mutations as well as a reduction in outer membrane porins and an increase in drug efflux pump activity [17].

In patient cells, there were fewer mitochondria throughout the cell, with the biggest reduction in the outer region, and there were more peroxisomes in the outer region close to the cell membrane (Fig. 4).

The formation of a sufficiently thick polymer film generates two distinct regions; with electrocatalytic H2 oxidation in the inner layer near the electrode surface and O2 reduction in the outer layer as shown in Fig. 3.

Last week over breakfast, in the interview, Mr Howard said that he would support a reduction in the outer limit at which women can have an abortion, from 24 to 20 weeks.

The process reveals that optimization of the original geometry of blower, at 1.5 times width of impeller, 24° tongue angle and 10% reduction in volute outer radial locations, pressure head and flow uniformity increases compared to other cases; this improvement takes place due to reduction in the non-uniformity of flow at impeller outlet and losses inside the volute passages.

We hypothesized that relevant adaptive changes in gene expression may occur well before pathological manifestations of aging, such as the reduction in the outer nuclear layer (ONL) thickness and/or alterations in electroretinogram (ERG) recording [38], become apparent.

Concomitantly, resistance to apoptosis can arise from a reduction in mitochondrial outer membrane permeabilization.

In our study we found that HAF correlates with thickness reduction in the retinal outer layers and in particular with the thickness reduction or atrophy of the external hyporeflective OCT band which is the ONL and a part of the OPL or Henle fiber layer.

The Cacna1fnob2 mouse electroretinogram displayed reduced b-wave and oscillatory potential amplitudes, and the retina was morphologically disorganized, with substantial reduction in thickness of the outer plexiform layer and sprouting of bipolar cell dendrites ectopically into the outer nuclear layer.

This effect is known as vignetting and leads to a reduction in illumination in the outer parts of the field of view.