Sentence examples for reduction in source from inspiring English sources

The reduction in source switching time is more obvious as the network scale increases.

In addition, this study reveals that the degree of reduction in source concentration (i.e., remediation) required to achieve compliance with standards is less if the risk receptor is in the wider community than at the site boundary.

However, the diversity gain shows diminishing returns, and at some point the reduction in source encoder delay budget starts having more of an effect, and the system performance degrades.

By comparing the optimization results for 13 working fluids, they showed that the economic characteristics of the system are quickly decreased with the reduction in source's temperature.

The latter recommendation is based in part on the contention that mass removal from a source zone, even if incomplete, will result in a) a reduction in mass flux, b) a reduction in source longevity, c) a reduction in risk, and d) a potential enhancement in posttreatment biodegradation (Jawitz et al. 2000; Londergan et al. 2001; Martel et al. 1998; Rao et al. 2002; Yang and McCarty 2003).

A promising method for controlling leakage in sub-20 nm transistors is the reduction in source-to-drain leakage paths through the use of a body region which is significantly thinner then the gate length, with either a single or a double gate.

A reduction in sources of environmental lead exposure has resulted in substantial declines in mean blood lead concentrations of all age groups in the United States.

However, these example scenarios suggest that, even considering community receptors, sources with initially high concentrations still required substantial remediation (i.e., > 99% reductions in source concentration).

Patients also had additional, predominantly left-sided, reductions in source activity in the decision phase of the task, 550 650 ms (Fig. 3B).

Alternatively, if uncertainties in the source zone microbial environment after physical chemical treatment can be overcome, multiple order-of-magnitude reductions in source-zone mass removal obtained via active physical chemical treatment might be combined with posttreatment biopolishing to substantially reduce source longevity.

Despite the projected overall reductions in sources, the long-term exposure of water bodies is likely to worsen with the enhancement of pathways that will be able to take advantage of a generally large nutrient reservoir that exists in agricultural soils.