Sentence examples for referred a reduction from inspiring English sources

A very low percentage of smokers referred that they stopped smoking at least one month due to the warnings (6.2%), so also there is a soft influence on the smokers habits, in particular 12.5%, that referred a reduction of the daily number of cigarettes smoked, and 8.2% do not smoke just waking up in the morning or after drinking a cup of coffee.

Smith is incorrect about the lack of warming, even before Karl's and other studies debunked the notion of a hiatus — the global warming hiatus referred to a reduction in the rate of warming, rather than a lack of any warming whatsoever, according to the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.

We use the term "PPS" to refer to a reduction in the neuronal response to the second of a pair of 2 successive stimuli, a phenomenon often referred to as "forward suppression".

Afibrinogenemia, or hypofibrinogenemia, refers to a reduction in the amount of the clotting factor fibrinogen in the blood.

The Harvard fund's annual report refers to a reduction in the internal equity management team and to deeper partnerships with outside managers.

Anhedonia refers to a reduction of the ability to experience pleasure, which can be detected by decreased response to palatable food in rats.

Contact inhibition refers to a reduction in the rate of cell migration and/or cell proliferation in regions of high cell density.

The technique effect refers to a reduction in pollution emissions due to the demand for stricter environmental regulations with rising income.

CNDD refers to a reduction in establishment, survival, and/or growth rates when conspecific densities are high, typically owing to the local accumulation of species-specific natural enemies (e.g., pathogens, insects) and/or intraspecific competitive interactions (Terborgh 2012; Comita et al. 2014).

Sarcopenia refers to a reduction in fat free mass (FFM, >2 SD below normal) that can occur with aging and this leads to functional impairments in up to 25% of women and men over the age of 75 y [1] [3].

Reduction of tumour volume refers to a reduction persisting to the end of the study.