Sentence examples for regions reductions from inspiring English sources
In arid regions, reductions in the amount of available agricultural water are fueling interest in alternative, low water-use crops.
In other brain regions, reductions in astroglia have been reported by post mortem studies of mood disorders.
"Resource curse" regions reduction depended on resource tax rate which affected the supply and demand of elementary factors, and prevented human and capital resource crowded from the processing of the productions.
These values indicate that in these regions, reduction of fertilizer use will also likely create net benefits for society, particularly when drinking water production is vulnerable to nitrate leaching.
This particular study demonstrates that in Boreal continental-climate regions, reduction in summer flooding may increase local species richness at the wetter (lower) end of the riparian zone, while summer drought reduces the width of the riparian zone and its species richness in general.
In the negative potential region, reduction of the fullerene cage takes place.
Table 5 described the results of the proposed algorithm using CASIA dataset having a maximum accuracy of 98.70%, and fast positive-region reduction (FPR) is 0.01.
In the South Pacific Ocean, as well as in a HNLC (high nutrients low chlorophyll) equatorial upwelling region, reduction in Fv/Fm was related to iron limitation (Behrenfeld and Zbigniew 1999; Johnson et al. 2010).
Results show that the proper use of porous coatings can lead to stabilization of the vortex shedding within the gap region, reduction of the vortex shedding interaction with the downstream body, and therefore the generation of tonal and broadband noise.
The results suggested that a major future event of similar scale could potentially impact the total ozone levels in polar regions with reductions of up to 20 DU.
Interestingly, high resolution imaging of regions showing reductions in slow muscle fibers revealed muscle phenotypes resembling muscle degeneration [ 80- 85].
