Sentence examples for reduction the capability from inspiring English sources

Although D. desulfuricans SSM1 cannot grow by iron reduction, the capability of iron reduction is a symbolic physiological trait of the genus Deferribacter.

Mitochondrial diseases, which result from a reduction in the capability of mitochondria to produce energy, are complex.

"Any significant reduction in the capability of law enforcement agencies to acquire and exploit intercept intelligence and evidential communications data would lead to more unsolved murders, more firearms on our streets, more successful robberies, more unresolved kidnaps, more harm from the use of class A drugs, more illegal immigration and more unsolved serious crime overall.

This can lead to reduction of the capability to mobilize energy in response to social and climatic challenges.

This suggests a potential reduction in the capability of the cardiovascular system to respond to perturbations and to adapt to stressors during this sleep stage, which in turn might lead to a possible increase in cardiovascular risk.

In addition, photoactivated Lonicera japonica induced a significant reduction in the capability for MitoTracker Red CMXRos uptake by mitochondria.

The data-driven optimality of data reduction and the capability of handling multiple exposure time lines in a single analysis are the advantages of the C-EVA.

The synthesis of estradiol in the ovary takes place in a large number of cells, such that a reduction in the capability of one would have no measurable effect.

A reduction in the capability of pigs to mount both cell-mediated and antibody based responses to H. parasuis would clearly be expected to have a detrimental effect on the ability of these animals to clear infection.

A recent theoretical study by Glauche et al., (2011) suggested an age-related reduction of the capability of stem cells to regain regenerative potential in the stem cell niche.

This phenomenon is provoked by continuous antigenic load and stress and is accompanied by a global reduction in the capability to cope with a variety of stressors as well as a concomitant, progressive increase in proinflammatory status [ 7].