"resulting in reducing" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe the effect of an action or chain of events. For example, "The implementation of new energy policies resulted in reducing carbon emissions by 10%."
Through this micro drainage design, the condensate will be pulled into the drainage channels effectively, thereby resulting in reducing liquid film thickness and enhancing the two phase heat transfer performance accordingly.
However, the robust link adaptation level would be selected in the LMS environment to prevent the performance degradation of transmission control protocol (TCP), resulting in reducing the spectral efficiency.
The result indicated that SHRCL could work as expected resulting in reducing around 10 °C compared to the normal pavement, no matter on the top or on the bottom.
In this work, we developed a facile approach to synthesize multiwall carbon nanotubes-graphene oxide-thionine-Au (MWCNTs-GO-Thi-Au) nanocomposites with the synergistic effect of GO and Thi, resulting in reducing AuCl4− to Au nanoparticles (AuNPs).
Other mechanisms (modification of the surface tension or catalytic modification of hydrocarbons resulting in reducing the oil viscosity) have shown to be much less pronounced from the measurements reported here.
Suitably adjusting the plate aspect ratio in a flat-plate thermal diffusion column is one of the flexible ways of properly controlling the convective strength, resulting in reducing the remixing effect while still preserving the effectively cascading effect, and thereby leading to improved separation.
This would be compounded by reduced G s at high temperatures (Fig. 4b), resulting in reduced transpirative cooling75.
Caturra resulting in reduced sensory quality.
Taken together, our results are inconsistent with increased common ownership generally resulting in reduced competition.
Under other ecological conditions, however, the antagonism may be lessened, resulting in reduced antagonism.
Thus, S-PRG eluate likely affects the pdhD gene, resulting in reduced bacterial survival.
