Sentence examples for smooth reduction from inspiring English sources
The first approach involved a standard mesylate displacement by sodium azide followed by smooth reduction using triphenylphosphine.
It is tempting to view this year's Jackson Hole gathering of central bankers as the moment where we move from an age of quantitative easing (QE) to that quantitative tightening (QT), which sees a smooth reduction of gilt buying from the world's key central banks.
The relatively large fluctuation of resistance pressure does not have much detrimental effect on the smooth reduction of drop-mass velocity.
After the maximum deviation has been reached, we hypothesize that there is a smooth reduction in the aggregate transcriptional state due to the addition of similar gene expression profiles.
With progressive reduction in PEEP from 26 cmH2O to ZEEP, the airways resistance exhibited a smooth reduction until PEEPErs was reached, after which it rose again, showing marked augmentation between PEEP at 6 cmH2O and ZEEP.
If they conceive of reduction in terms of smooth reductions, then, basically, they repeat the Nagelian model in new terminology.
The Vickers microhardness was significantly improved from 180 HV for original titanium substrate to 900 HV in obtained composite layer structure, with a smooth hardness reduction in the cross section profile.
In summary, data smoothing or reduction in TAC data had no significant influence on v b yielding the lowest χ2 or on the fitted value for v b.
Within these models, token-identity theories do not back up strong or perfectly smooth cases of reduction, but they nevertheless support reductions that are stronger than those that are merely extreme cases of replacement, not involving correction in any robust sense.
Dissolution studies demonstrated that HCTZ exhibited zero-order kinetics whereas 4D-CT revealed a bi-directional smooth and homogenous reduction of PVA further corroborating the dissolution studies.
Among countries in Central Asia, only Tajikistan showed a smooth pattern of reduction over the last five years, while all showed stagnation or even reversal from 1990 to 2004.
