Sentence examples for reduction of die from inspiring English sources

An additional PPA development focuses on the reduction of die build-up in highly filled polyolefins.

Preliminary control experiments were carried out in order to check whether reduction of DiE-GSSG by another enzyme than PDI or its cleavage by various proteases or conformational changes could interfere in the assay (see figure S1 in supplementary data).

Reduction of the die pressure and variation of the ultrasonic power consumption as a function of amplitude were measured at various MWNT loadings.

Mice deficient in DGAT2 have severe reduction of TAG and die shortly after birth [ 13].

Treatment with regorafenib improved significantly OS in advanced colorectal cancer patients (HR=0.77), indicating a reduction of probability to die of cancer of about 23%, and 51% of patients treated with regorafenib did not progress.

The die genes are candidates to promote daf-2-regulated hypoxic sensitivity; thus, die gene reduction-of-function might produce hypoxia resistance.

An experimental investigation is made on the effects of die reduction in area, die angle, loading rate on the quality of the extrusion products, extrusion pressures and flow pattern of cold extruded aluminium and lead alloys shapes of inner circular sections with four symmetrical projections.

For screen-detected invasive cancers, the survival was modelled as a reduction in the risk of dying from cervical cancer compared with that of dying from clinically diagnosed cancer: in the model, detection by screening of an invasive cancer results in a reduction of the risk of dying of cervical cancer of 80% (FIGO 1A), 60% (FIGO 1B) or 20% (FIGO 2+).

Examples of social policy decisions that have been made based on roughly the same strength include the reduction of the risk of dying from a heart attack by taking aspirin and the impact of chemotherapy on breast cancer survival.

The absolute reduction in risk of dying from breast cancer for women attending screening can be estimated by adjusting the absolute risk reduction in those invited to screening (0.43%) for the coverage (coverage rate in the NHSBSP is 77% for England in 2010 2011 (The Health and Social Care Information Centre)).

Deformation zone shape is characterized by ∆, and ∆ is a function of reduction and die angle.