Sentence examples for sample a reduction from inspiring English sources

For instance, if a misalignment below −15 dB is desired, a PC-based implementation would require at least 280 operations per sample (i.e., a reduction of about 43% with respect to the number of coefficients of the redundancy-removed Volterra kernel), whereas an implementation based on the proposed approach would require only 139 operations per sample (a reduction of almost 72%).

Concomitantly, this sample shows a reduction in hardness and elastic modulus of the bulk.

As the annealing temperature increased above the transition point, the resulting sample showed a reduction of the transition temperature.

A reduction in the HT was observed following cooling to 25 °C from 77 °C compared to the non-heated sample, indicating a reduction in absorption, which suggests a slight loss in material during the refolding process.

Eighty-seven per cent of our sample had a reduction in their PTSD symptoms, this compares favourably to a recent study of US veterans that reported 49% of their sample reported improvements in PTSD symptoms that were maintained at follow-up.

Microstructures as well as magneto-optical observations of plain and thin-wall samples evidenced a reduction of cracks in the thin-wall samples.

The quality of RNA was not changed overall (p >0.1); though 8 samples showed a reduction in RIN after GR treatment, only 3 samples showed a marked decrease of RIN (0.4-0.6 0.4-0.6GR.

By contrast, non-stimulated tissue samples showed a reduction in Lnk-Chico interaction (FRETeff = 13.3 ± 3% in 30% of samples), suggesting that, like Chico-InR binding, the Chico-Lnk interaction depends on insulin stimulation.

The TPR profiles of the samples show a reduction peak at above 574 K.

All the prepared catalyst samples showed a reduction in BET surface area which is usual after applying impregnation method.

However, Conserv samples displayed a reduction in strength between 56 and 91 days possibly due to the pore structure changes associated with increasing carbonation [48].