Sentence examples for reduction roughly from inspiring English sources
On a fully hydroxylated surface (i.e., H+ and OH− adsorption on undercoordinated surface oxygen and titanium atoms, respectively), EF is only ∼0.5 eV above the H+/H2 potential in case of anatase, and – depending on the level of reduction – roughly at, or below it for rutile.
Approximately 80%% of patients reported switching from mouth to nasal breathing post expansion with a significant reduction (roughly 60%%) in colds, sore throats, ear infections, and nasal allergies.
As opposed to this, without any dimensionality reduction, roughly N=24 000 is required to obtain a sufficiently accurate estimate of the parameters.
The degree of reduction roughly depended on the van der Waals volume of the side chains.
Visual acuity reduction roughly correlated with the degree of increased macular thickness.
Department officials said that the details of the American troop reduction are being worked out, but that the reductions roughly equate to the withdrawal of one of the two United States Army Corps in West Germany.
The analysis, which combined Zillow's housing data with Climate Central's sea level rise and flooding maps, found that moderate emissions reductions roughly in line with Paris agreement pledges would reduce those numbers by 10percentt.
Since implementation, the law has resulted in 100 million tons of greenhouse gas reductions (roughly equivalent to taking 20 million cars off the road), bringing the state halfway to its 2020 goal.
When exams were performed biennially, the MR achieved was almost 80% of the annual screening MR. With annual exams, extending the program from 69 to 74 years produced mortality reductions roughly 2% higher, whereas extending the program from 50 to 45 years produced increases of 1.5%.
At a depth of 500 m, the maximum current speeds in the core of the stream are typically reduced by about 40% compared to their surface values and the reduction reaches roughly 80% at 1000 m (see Fig. 9).
Results of a recent review and meta-analysis, which included around half as many cases as in our study suggest that a blood 25- OH D level of about 80.0 nmol/l results in a colorectal cancer risk reduction of roughly 50%.
