Sentence examples for reductions of which from inspiring English sources

Amounts of total Cr (associated with energy metabolism and considered as an internal standard), compounds containing Cho (playing an important role in the turnover of cellular wall), and NAA (a marker of neuronal density and functioning) in the brain, the relative reductions of which have been correlated with neuronal/axonal defect in number and function (29, 35), were measured.

In the presence of trifluoroacetic acid a complex is formed, the reduction of which is reversible.

The delegation has angered allies, especially the European Union, by blocking efforts to incorporate references to the concept of "harm reduction" — of which needle exchange is a prime example — into the plan.

Campaign promises are easy to make and fiendishly hard to keep: homelessness, the reduction of which was another signature issue in de Blasio's 2013 campaign, has increased during the past four years.

Buildings are responsible for half of UK's energy use and carbon emissions, the reduction of which is key to mitigate the impacts of climate change.

Alkyne coupled with 95 gave 96, reduction of which obtained olefin with E-configuration.

"This allowance, the reduction of which is being discussed as a result of political or media currents, is the price of a life - the price of my life, which is largely behind me now," he wrote.

Other possibilities cannot be ruled out: (1) The bridge between kringles two and three is the disulfide bridge the reduction of which leads to precipitation.

Here, we show that the gating charge pathway of the voltage-gated KCNQ2 potassium channel, activity reduction of which causes epilepsy, can accommodate various small molecule ligands.

ACTR2 encodes a component of the ARP2/3 complex, a reduction of which may cause abnormal neuronal and glial migration and impaired neurite extension.

Melatonin has been shown to have anticarcinogenic (22) and free radical scavenging properties (24, 25), the reduction of which may lead to increased cancer risk.