Sentence examples for reduction of cold from inspiring English sources

Experiment was performed on the device to investigate its effect on several aspects including energy saving, reduction of cold storage temperature fluctuation and improvement of compressor operational stability etc.

The catalysts are tested in the reaction of total oxidation of a mixture of light hydrocarbons and carbon monoxide in order to study the possibility of application in the reduction of cold start emissions.

The good reproducibility of the automated synthesis is of relevance for GMP production, and the possibility to provide very high specific activities offers a high degree of safety in first clinical trials, due to reduction of cold mass content in tracer formulations.

During Richard Nixon's presidency, a period known as détente, there was a reduction of Cold War tension.

As shown in figure 3B, glucose-fed rats also displayed significant cold allodynia (P<0.001) when compared to age-matched control rats from day 0 to day 7. Significant reduction of cold allodynia was seen at 3 and 6 h after treatment with 10 mg/kg SSR240612 on day 0 when compared to glucose-fed rats treated with vehicle.

For the dynamic crystallization, a gradual reduction of cold-crystallization temperature of the α-form sPS was observed by increasing the CNC content although the glass transition temperature remained unchanged (∼96 °C).

One factor that has to be considered in a long-term follow up is that the reduction of cold-induced symptoms, and the impact cold sensitivity may have on daily life, may result from changes in behaviour, e.g. occupational performance and pattern or access to other coping strategies [ 16, 17].

Open image in new window Fig. 3 Reduction effect of cold plasma streamers on Aspergillus flavus-contaminated pistachios.

As regards thermal comfort, the experiment with a thermal manikin substrates the PFCU design for its considerable reduction of the cold draft.

Based on modeling results, improvements on the flow distributor design and reduction of the cold end thermal parasitic losses are expected to enhance the efficiency of the system.

A randomised controlled trial from Japan found a significant reduction of common cold episodes over a period of 5 years in participants with high-dose v. low-dose vitamin C intake, but no reduction in the duration or severity of the common cold.