Sentence examples for response reduced the from inspiring English sources

A normal average NPD CFTR response excludes CF, but an abnormal average NPD CFTR response could occur in healthy controls, especially in smokers, and can lead to a false-positive diagnosis of CF. A repeated measurement of a pathologic NPD response reduced the false-positive results in 1 out of 4 healthy controls in our cohort and should be recommended as a standard approach.

As their wages disappear, households spend less, and business, in response, reduces the output of goods and services, cutting more jobs in the process.

Therefore, improving the discrete accuracy of the channel impulse response reduces the energy leakage [17].

These examples indicate that a very fast response reduces the maximum value of frequency deviation.

Psychologist Paul Rozin, of the University of Pennsylvania, argues that our disgust response reduces the likelihood of ingesting disease-causing microorganisms in decayed meat, faeces, vomit, or blood.

Findings from a few rescue studies suggest that pretreatment or co-treatment with antioxidants can inhibit the inflammatory response, reduce the proportion of apoptotic cells, and reverse NP-induced neurotoxicity.

One response reduces the transcript cleavage efficiency and results in inefficient release of defective mRNAs from the transcription site.

The other response reduces the transcription of the genes that code for defective transcripts through a mechanism that affects the state of the chromatin.

PHA response measures an effective immunoreaction against ectoparasites: Ectoparasites take smaller bloodmeals from nestlings that had their immune system boosted with methionine [9], and a high nestling PHA response reduces the fecundity of ectoparasites [22].

The dynamic reorganization of odor-evoked activity patterns during the first few hundred milliseconds of an odor response reduces the redundancy of activity patterns evoked by chemically related stimuli [1] [3].

A vernalization response reduces the risk of winter habit cultivars entering the cold-sensitive reproductive stage until the danger of low temperature damage has passed.