Sentence examples for tendency of reduced from inspiring English sources

A higher recovery rate of the Cl-rich apatite relative to fluorapatite is rather unlikely as studies on fission track annealing in apatite have shown a tendency of reduced recovery in Cl-rich apatites (e.g., Ketcham et al. [1999]).

The question that should be raised, is if the tendency of reduced muscle activity is a result of pain or reduced hip abduction strength as it was reported by Jacobsen et al. [ 9] or a contributing cause of symptomatic external snapping hip?

Moreover, a tendency of reduced leaf lifespan may make the N-fertilized trees more susceptible to carbon imbalance.

The large amount of glucose we used may act as not only a reductant but also stabilizer in consideration of the aggregation tendency of reduced GO without dispersant [4, 5].

Toxicity of salubrinal itself was minimal for K562 cells at the concentration used in all combination experiments, only at concentrations exceeding 50 µM was there a non-significant tendency of reduced cell viability (Fig. 5A).

However, the ECAR showed a tendency of reduced glycolysis with lowered p32 protein levels.

Standing and turning maneuvers show the previously observed tendency of reducing the probability of injury occurrence to bus passengers with respect to going straight.

A tendency of reducing the relative values of cytotoxic CD8+28+ T lymphocytes to total suppressor-cytotoxic T lymphocytes with increasing cumulative dose was observed which was confirmed by established negative correlation with dose (r = −.143 at P =.004).

All experiments showed the same tendency of significantly reduced differentiation in the GO-treated samples, despite an apparently large variation.

Increased levels of glycolytic metabolites are the primary cause for glucotoxicity [57], and their increased oxidative disposal should lead to lower metabolite levels and explain the observed tendency of a reduced glucotoxity.

Furthermore, there was a tendency of having reduced induction of apoptosis when the pancreatic cancer cells were grown on collagen matrices.