Sentence examples for retention reduction from inspiring English sources

In this context, Marammazi et al. (2017) reported that deletion of a single EAA did not significantly affect N intake (g/kg MBW/day), whereas N gain (g/kg MBW/day) significantly decreased in all fish fed the EAA-deficient diets and the degree of N retention reduction was dependent upon the EAA deficiencies.

From a policy point of view states like Bihar, Odisha, Jharkhand, Chhattisgarh, and Rajasthan need special attention aimed at attaining better achievement of the overall schooling enrollment, retentions, reduction of dropout rate and over-age enrollment specifically.

The dependent variables were fructan retention, weight reduction, water loss, solid gain, water activity and total color difference.

Quantitative measures of the effect of fiber reinforcement on the stiffness retention and reduction of curvature at a given applied moment are obtained.

The most important green roof abilities, which appear as a key feature in urban catchments are the ability of rainwater detention and retention and reduction in energy consumption.

The cement paste containing SPCE exhibited better fluidity, fluidity retention, water reduction, 25% lower saturated dosage of PCE, 10% longer setting time, lower hydration heat, more delayed hydration heat evolution and lower amount of hydration products at early ages.

Cos-7/pFNR and Cos-7/pFld cell lines expressing FNR and Fld, respectively, showed a significantly higher resistance to 24 h exposure to 300 600 µM hydrogen peroxide measured by LDH retention, MTT reduction, malondialdehyde (MDA) levels and lipid peroxide (LPO; FOX assay) levels.

25 Commentators suggest that some proponents of methadone are strong advocates of higher doses of methadone in terms of retention and reduction of heroin usage.

Both astrocytes and pericytes have been shown to support barrier function via tight junction retention and reduction of endothelial cell death under hypoxic conditions [ 6, 11– 11].

Over the past 30 years, ascites research largely has focused on associated systemic abnormalities such as increases in cardiac output, blood volume, renal sodium retention and reduction in total systemic vascular resistance.

Mechanical studies of proximal humeral fractures have mainly been performed with respect to the bony structures (Ruch et al. 2000, Lill et al. 2001, Edwards et al. 2006, Sanders et al. 2007), but retention after reduction essentially depends on the insertion of the rotator cuff working as the main dislocator of the fragments.