Sentence examples for reduction of the challenge from inspiring English sources

Statistically significant titer reduction of the challenge viruses was detected on day 3 after infection compared to the control group (p<0.05).

The diminished expression of inflammatory and immune related genes may indicate that periodontal therapy results in a strong reduction of the bacterial challenge thus resulting in a decreased stimulation of inflammatory/immune responses.

However, the reduction of the data remains challenging.

A major reason for this rapid decline can be explained by the fact that groups of teeth or tooth sites with similar propensity to decay respond as a group to increase of resistance or reduction in the challenge.

If one challenge for society is the reduction of the number of suicides, the challenge for Railway stakeholders is also to limit the consequences of suicides on railway traffic and particularly on traffic disruption time.

In addition, the pre-treatment of target cells with either bafilomycin A1 or chloroquine, i.e. two drugs inhibiting the VSV-G mediated endocytic fusion by raising the endosomal/lysosomal pH, led to a clear reduction of the fluorescence of the challenged cells.

With the urgency of carbon-emission reduction and the scale of the challenge increasingly recognized, Irena will try to present to the Copenhagen conference a vision of a new carbon-free economy and a road map to get there.

From the impact analysis made, it is revealed that factors which are highly correlated have a high impact on each other, and addressing one of the correlated factors leads to reduction of challenges by the other factor on the performance of MSEs.

Consistently with decreased dermal thickening, a significant reduction of the collagen content following bleomycin challenge was observed on trichrome-stained skin sections from mice immunized against mIS200 peptide.

22 A reduction of the gap is also a challenge for the forthcoming reorganisation of the NHS in England, for general practitioner commissioning, and for the reorganisation's emphasis on an NHS driven by outcomes.

Performance optimization via accurate design of manifold zone and subsequent reduction of the flow maldistribution (MLD) remains challenging.