Sentence examples for the development of reduced from inspiring English sources

However, it is unclear whether the development of reduced kidney function is higher in patients with RA compared to the general population.

The material programme includes the development of reduced activation ferritic martensitic steel (EUROFER) to be used as structural material in a DEMO reactor, and potentially more attractive higher performance materials: ODS and SiC/SiC composites.

Within the development of reduced activation ferritic martensitic (RAFM) steels as prominent structural materials for future fusion reactors, EUROFER97 has recently emerged in Europe as the reference material for the DEMO design.

Evidence for the development of reduced susceptibility caused by excessive exposure to disinfectants, including quaternary ammonium compounds and bis-biguanides, has been reported [ 15, 16].

It may ensure that the reduction in pain severity expected as a result of the ITDD system is capitalised on by the development of reduced pain related behaviours and increased activity in a range of adaptive behaviours.

Others suggest that pleuropulmonary tissue is an independent primary target in AS [ 12, 13], and that inflammatory processes in the lung parenchyma with a tendency to fibrosis might be as significant as mechanical factors in the development of reduced pulmonary function in AS [ 9, 14, 15].

An implication of mixed cultures is advantageous in providing bacterial consortium that facilitate both the development of reducing conditions as well as utilization of complex nutritive substrates (Gibert et al. 2002).

Using a historical analysis of the development of Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation, we argue that the evolution of Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation policy has been directed primarily from donor countries, especially in North America and Europe.

One of the most challenging aspects of turbulent combustion research is the development of reduced-order combustion models which can accurately reproduce the physics of real systems.

Forest managers should thus (i) encourage the development of Reduced-Impact Logging techniques in order to minimize disturbance intensity and (ii) pay a deep attention when drawing management plans to avoid logging pioneer-rich forest units.

This represents a serious impediment to accurate modelling of the dynamics and to the development of reduced-order, finite element models capable of describing the effects of mechanical joints on the dynamics.