Sentence examples for tested reduction from inspiring English sources

Two different options were tested; reduction of Ordinary Portland Cement (OPC) pH and assessment of the suitability of another hydraulic binder with lower pH, Magnesium-Phosphate Cement (MPC).

We have tested reduction of two more species that have small concentration but are not quasi-stationary.

In addition, we tested reduction ability at 1 mM chromate by mid-log cells and found that there was no reduction within the first 75 min (initial chromate concentration and concentration at 75 min measured at 0.93 ± 0.01 and 0.92 ± 0.04 mM, respectively); furthermore, at this higher initial concentration there was less reduction over a 24 h period (final concentration = 0.77 mM ± 0.03 mM).

No intervention studies were identified that tested reductions of exposure to smokeless tobacco with reported outcomes on stillbirths or perinatal deaths.

Philosophers with different interests (discovery, explanation, testing, reduction, emergence, and so) are likely to elaborate the concept in different ways.

We tested prediction of reduction in emotional exhaustion with linear regression.

However, all the six patients tested showed reduction in IL-6 levels at day 28, which was statistically significant.

"For any cancer screening test, reduction of cancer-related mortality is the holy grail," said Dr. Gina Vaccaro, a gastrointestinal oncologist at the Knight Cancer Institute at Oregon Health and Science University who was not involved in the research.

Participants from both training groups significantly improved their visual attention performance, resulting in a shorter interval presentation of the target to which they reacted accurately 75%% of the time after training at: i) the speed of processing sub-test (reduction of 28%%), ii) the divided attention subtest (reduction of 33%%), and iii) the selective attention sub-test (reduction of 14%%).

Major benefits include faster and more accurate results, improved workflow efficiency, high-throughput testing, reduction of laboratory costs, reduction of human error, and, for the most part, saving valuable space.

(PDF 243 kb) Additional file 6: Pain during maximum handgrip strength test reduction in LLLT groups.