Sentence examples for respectively reduction from inspiring English sources

Median vaccination coverage in the post-pandemic seasons of 2010 2011 and 2011 2012 decreased to 15%and14%4%, respectively (reduction of 24%and35%5%, respectively, p < 0.0001).

Lenti-2B at a dose of 10 TU/cell or 100 TU/cell achieved an approximately 84%and90%0%, respectively, reduction of CVB3 titer compared with that of control cells treated with Lenti-NC.

The isolated effects of the number of anatomical regions with pain ≥ 3 and WSP 4limbs were 12%and25%5%, respectively, reduction in the prevalence of work activity, here defined as working at least 25 hours/week.

Shading was associated with a 5.7°C, 5.0°C, and 4.7°C, and 1.6°C, 3.9°C, and 2.8°C (for maximum, minimum, and average temperatures, respectively) reduction (P < 0.0001) in water temperatures in the two locations, respectively.

Mice receiving VN/66-1 or VN/69-1 had 44 and 47%, respectively, reduction in tumour growth compared to control (P<0.05), whereas treatment with ATRA reduced tumour growth by 75% relative to control (P<0.05).

Two RNA interference duplexes to mTOR, T1 and T3, each targeting a different sequence, led to a 40% or 70%, respectively, reduction in mTOR protein and increased Mirk/dyrk1B mRNA levels 1.2- or 1.8-fold, respectively.

Shading was associated with 78.4% and 23.1% (for An. gambiae s.l. and An. funestus, respectively) reductions in larval densities observed in Lunyerere (Table  1).

However, while travoprost marginally satisfied EP-B criteria for fungi at 14 days (1.0 and 1.9 log reductions for Candida albicans and Aspergillis brasiliensis, respectively), reductions were far less than those achieved at 6 hours by latanoprost with 0.02% BAK.

Three and six months after surgery, respectively, average reduction in uterine volume was 23.6 and 36.8% and average reduction in dominant fibroid was 28.6 and 56.8%.

The 1.68 and 0.36 volts in the above equations are, respectively, the reduction and oxidation potentials; they are related to the binding of the electrons in the chemicals.

80 and 75%, respectively expected reduction in frequency and intensity.