Sentence examples for specimens reduced the from inspiring English sources

Exclusion of salivary specimens or restriction to mucoid specimens reduced the sample size but did not materially affect results.

Methodical problems, mainly the bad quality of older tissue specimens, reduced the number of cases that could be evaluated by up to 30%.

Increasing the total charge passed through concrete specimens reduces the time to initiate corrosion.

Analysis of viruses in the original clinical specimens reduces the potential for introducing genetic variance in the virus population due to selection by cell culture.

The test results demonstrate that circularization of hollow specimens similar to the circularization of solid specimens reduces the stress concentration at the corners and enhances the ultimate load carrying capacity and ductility.

At the same time the poor SNR of images taken from vitrified specimens reduces the probability that the images are being assigned to the correct class.

Relatively easy fatigue crack initiation at the colony boundaries of β-annealed Ti64 specimen reduce the resistance to HCF.

Using kaolin paste as an interface between HCT and soil specimen reduces the effect of evaporation on the HCT prior to the placement of the specimen and also improves the contact condition of the specimen.

Since the time of this study, the manufacturer of the LFA has modified the testing protocol, now recommending testing twice the volume of patient specimen, reducing the recommended specimen:diluent ratio from 1 5 to 1 2, increasing the amount of conjugate in the chromatographic strip, and increasing the recommended incubation time of the LFA to 10 minutes.

In addition, degrees of damage of specimens reduced gradually and the type of destruction showed a transformation trend from stretching failure towards shear failure when the slenderness ratio increased.

The sorptivity of the specimens reduced at lower w/b ratio mixes and RHA content, but increased as the RHA content increased at higher w/b ratio mixes; due to the hygroscopic nature of RHA.