Sentence examples for reduction supports from inspiring English sources

The amount of VS reduction supports the results of the other parameters measured, showing that the anaerobic degradation was somewhat lower in R1 than in the other reactors.

This striking reduction supports our contention that, with appropriate instructions, observers can make harmony ratings that are essentially unaffected by their single color preferences.

This relationship between the level of IDUA activity vs. the level of GAG reduction supports previous observations whereby a very small amount of IDUA enzymatic activity is sufficient to provide a substantial reduction in lysosomal GAG accumulation (2, 23).

In all, cathodic reduction supports the conclusions from IRAS that two main oxides have been formed on brass during exposure in humidified air: Cu2O and ZnO, with a total mass of 1.3 μg/cm.

(Monitor Forward Plan): Trust plans to deliver a workforce reduction support plan that ensures natural wastage is capitalised upon and the need for redundancies is minimised.

In addition to the collaboration with the Indonesian government, funding for the study came from the Australian government through its Poverty Reduction Support Facility, and from a National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship.

Local governments in Austria, Germany and Spain have taken an innovative approach based on citizen panels collaborating on CO2 reduction supported by online carbon calculators and other electronic tools.

Individual standardized factor loadings and modification indices (MI) for each of the original items were evaluated for item reduction, supported on theoretical considerations regarding items' content, CVR and factor manifestations.

VHEMT rejects government-mandated human population control programs in favor of voluntary population reduction, supporting only the use of birth control and willpower to prevent pregnancies.

In December, the board rejected a staff proposal to reduce the cap on nitrogen oxide pollution from such facilities by 14 tons per day in favor of a 12-ton reduction supported by the Western States Petroleum Assn.

During his tenure as governor, Johnson became known for his low-tax libertarian views, adhering to policies of tax and bureaucracy reduction supported by a cost benefit analysis rationale.