Sentence examples for since reduction from inspiring English sources
The survey will also try to assess the availability of prey, since reduction in prey is thought to be contributing to the tigers' decline.
The cathode is designed as simple as possible, if bidirectional operations are not required since reduction reactions does not produce corrosion of the material.
Our findings have therapeutic implications, since reduction of HH signaling reversed cholesterol accumulation and statin treatment attenuated cartilage degeneration.
Since reduction of micromotion during healing period influences graft survival, CAS may be useful in envelope and tunneling techniques.
It is an upper bound since reduction in total claim costs due to resulting lower cellulitis rates are not used to reduce estimated premiums.
However, since reduction is commonly performed before surgery, it was deemed appropriate in our present study to include post-reduction radiographs for the assessments as well.
Police figures show that the crime rate in Aston and Handsworth fell sharply during the filming of One Mile Away and has remained up to 40% lower ever since – reductions that do not appear to have been replicated in other parts of the city or in other cities with equivalent gang problems.
Both patterns and their respective blood markers are of considerable interest since reductions in both FEV1 and FVC in the absence of a diagnosis of lung disease are associated with cardiovascular and metabolic disease [3], [26].
Since reductions are always provisional, the data can surprise the anti-reductionists as much as it can the reductionists.
This is as anticipated since reductions in the A pair of AtFtsH subunits are matched by reductions in the B pair, and vice versa, likely via post-translational turnover [ 29].
However, ongoing intervention may be needed for persons with conditions associated with episodic difficulties with impulse control (e.g., bipolar disorder), since reductions in risky sexual behavior after testing positive may be difficult to sustain.
