Sentence examples for sometimes reduction from inspiring English sources

Sometimes reduction is portrayed as inherently negative and part of a naïve realist/reductionist scientific worldview (e.g. Wynne [2005]).

Molybdenum enzymes in plants and animals catalyze the oxidation and sometimes reduction of certain small molecules, as part of the regulation of nitrogen, sulfur and carbon cycles.

Removing androgen from an adult male reduces his sexual capacity; but this occurs gradually, and sometimes the reduction is small.

In contrast, as has been shown by other workers, (Chung and Lee 1985, Boyer et al. 1992, Palmqvist et al. 1998) high cell density inoculations resulted in a significant and sometimes rapid reduction in some of the recognized fermentation inhibitors.

For most unemployed workers, this reform reduced the period of benefit entitlement, sometimes the reduction was as strong as 22 months, although it did increase the entitlement period for some other groups by at most 2 months.

Sometimes, a reduction in total intracellular tubulin levels could be observed in paclitaxel-resistant cells.

In high dislocations, soft tissue or neurovascular tension sometimes prevents reduction of the femoral head.

In both of these studies, we observed >50% (sometimes >90%) reduction in effect estimates for many associated SNPs.

50 The rash can improve or resolve with continued use of afatinib, but sometimes dose reduction or discontinuation of therapy is required.

Advantages of DNA pooling technologies include (a sometimes substantial) reduction in genotyping cost when performing multi-stage association studies to identify disease susceptibility genes.

Thus Legg-Perthes' disease sometimes follows reduction of congenital dislocation of the hip which points to vascular injury and the experiments of Nussbaum [ 13] show that cutting epiphyseal vessels results in necrosis followed by reorganization and deformity of the bony center.