Sentence examples for reduction successively from inspiring English sources

In this method, graphene oxide (GO) was electrolyzed in ethylenediamine aqueous solution to induce ammonization and electrochemical reduction successively.

Subsequent price reductions tap successively more elastic sectors of the market.

In many highly developed countries, improving chances of survival are the main driver of population aging (Preston and Stokes 2012); the increase in life expectancy at birth is due to mortality reductions at all ages, though the highest gains in mortality reductions advance to successively older ages (Christensen et al. 2009).

This reduction is accomplished by successively keeping only the overlap of: 1) domain occurrence, and 2) interaction pairs, in at least three species.

These model error reductions correspond to the successively better fits between modelled and observed frequencies for human DNA and mRNA for UpA and CpG dinucleotides displayed in Figure  2.

Similarly, a clear interpretation is presented that the cathodic peaks correspond successively to the reduction of CuO to Cu2O, the reductions of Cu2O to Cu and the soluble Cu II) species to Cu.

The non-linear constitutive behavior, the degradation and stiffness reduction, under monotonic and repeated loading with successively increasing peak strains were investigated.

During the course of the different study phases, zofenopril has successively demonstrated benefits on the reduction of morbidity and mortality after anterior myocardial infarction in STEMI patients, benefits that are maintained over the long term, since at 1 year, the mortality rate is significantly lower in the zofenopril group compared to the placebo group.

The treatment plant incorporates a simultaneous nitrification and denitrification (SND) process which initiates with partial nitrification of NH4+ to nitrite and successively continues with an immediate reduction of nitrite to N2 gas.

'Intermediate recovery' (category 4) was defined as 20%to80%0% infection frequencies in all leaf axes, and no clear pattern of reduction or expansion of virus incidence in successively higher axes.

This involves treating the time information, which exists on the A-scan grid, as a 2D image and successively down sampling it using Gaussian reduction.