Sentence examples for reduction of shifting from inspiring English sources
The combined effects of these processes resulted in a reduction of shifting cultivation practices in Bombas and an increase in forest cover.
NO3− ions are found to significantly inhibit the reduction of ITO, shifting the reduction potential negative by ca. 500 mV as compared with SO42−, Cl− and Br−.
The detected increase in regenerating forest and forest in Bombas suggests that the reduction of traditional shifting cultivation practices over the last decades has translated into an increase in total forested area and to forest transition as predicted by Rudel (2012).
This tension highlights that the challenge for household food waste reduction might be one of shifting cultural conventions around food and eating.
Medium and small shrubs (less than 10 m in height) are common life forms, and they are disappearing because of selective harvesting for fuel wood and timber extraction and a reduction in the cycle of shifting cultivation practices in the area.
After enzyme reconstitution, both the E0′ and ks values for the hemin ET reaction showed a very little variation, while the onset of electrocatalytic reduction of H2O2 shifted by ca. 500 mV more positive by this approaching the potentials of compound I of native HRP.
Supershifts confirmed that the DNA-binding complex in both cell lines consisted of NFATc2 (visible supershift) and to a lower content of NFATc1 (reduction of the shifted band).
The resistance and capacitance of bulk film changed with prolonging of the reduction time and/or shifting of reduction potential in the negative direction.
"I think there was not so much a reduction as a shifting of waste," said Mark A. Izeman, a lawyer at the Natural Resources Defense Council, a New York-based conservation group.
(10)Here Ω a,p and Ω b,p are predicted by data reduction of critical shifts compiled in Islam et al. (2015); Ω a and Ω b are obtained from the standard PR EOS (Peng and Robinson 1976).
Lunch induced changes in all four sensory ratings followed by a steady reduction of these shifts over time.
