Sentence examples for stimulating a reduction from inspiring English sources

During the post-war period, Swedish agricultural policies strongly favoured rationalisation through stimulating a reduction in the total number of farms and an increase in the scale and degree of individual farm specialisation.

If such a mechanism occurs in L. longipalpis, L. i. chagasi would be able to stimulate a reduction of trypsins transcription or synthesis, by producing a molecule capable of interfering in the early trypsin synthesis pathway.

The reduction of fluid overload and the associated decrease in sympathetic overactivity may have also stimulated a reduction in peripheral vascular resistance [ 43].

Wu et al. have shown that although acute hypoxia (5 10 minutes) stimulates a reduction in ROS, chronic hypoxia (48 hours) actually increases ROS production in human PASMCs [ 14].

This study confirmed that treatment with Xuebijing reduced the expression of p38 MAPK and stimulated a reduction in NF-κB65 activity.

Some studies pin the blame on hormones, arguing that decreased sleep creates a spike in ghrelin, a hormone that stimulates appetite, and a reduction in leptin, which signals satiety.

Cable bacteria in freshwater sediments may then provide a mechanism for recycling scarce resources of sulfate, stimulating sulfate reduction.

Conformational changes via π-π interactions between the loop above the flavin and substrate or non-substrate effectors lead to disorder of the C-terminal α helix in scKMO and shifts of domain III in pfKMO, stimulating flavin reduction.

Recent studies showed that H6PDH affects 11β-HSD1 function by strongly stimulating the reduction of cortisone and abolishing the oxidation of cortisol [10], [13].

Fish reduction effects on annelids did not suggest top-down regulation in any habitat; however, fish reduction may have stimulated an increased predation rate on annelids by grass shrimp.

Biological strategies are most benign, aiming to enhance microbial metabolic activities by supplying limiting inorganic nutrients, electron acceptors or donors, thus stimulating oxidation or reduction of contaminants.