Sentence examples for the predicted reduction from inspiring English sources

The predicted reduction efficiency of the pumping power is in good agreement with the existing model, confirming that the friction reduction can be attributed to "slip effect" of coolant on the porous fin walls.

The objective of this study was to determine if the predicted reduction in milk yield associated with feeding a low-protein diet to lactating dairy cows could be avoided by dietary supplementation with 1 or more ruminally protected (RP) AA.

Increasing train speeds combined with the predicted reduction in the weight of new trains ensure that the effect of crosswinds on train stability is of continued interest to the rail industry.

Requirements for treatments to earn money (NPV+), break even (NPV0), or to not meet any financial goal at the scale of the entire reserve (landscape) affected the predicted reduction of FT and the total area of LSF structure in different ways.

Open image in new window Fig. 6 Simulation results concerning the predicted reduction of fuel consumption on different railway linesᅟ.

Numerical and experimental results confirm the theoretical analysis and show the predicted reduction in reporting overhead and performance preservation.

Nissan expects the predicted reductions in carbon emissions and improvements in fuel economy to win over the skeptics.

The first of the two reviews concluded that cutting back "the amount of salt eaten reduces blood pressure, but there is insufficient evidence to confirm the predicted reductions in people dying prematurely or suffering cardiovascular disease".

But a deeper analysis requested by the Guardian shows that only one in three homes, or about 10.3m households, will see the predicted reductions in their combined bills as a result of installing one or more of the renewable energy or efficiency measures, or receiving the Warm Home Discount for low-income and vulnerable households.

If such a law ever passes, we'll get to see if the predicted reductions in consumption play out.

Table 3 shows the predicted reductions in cervical cancer incidence and mortality and the cumulative lifetime risk of developing invasive cervical cancer to age 65 years.