Sentence examples for the reduced effect from inspiring English sources
High-altitude desert regions consistently absorb higher-than-average amounts of solar radiation because of the reduced effect of the atmosphere above them.
Shallow subsources generate large-amplitude surface waves that may result in GF amplitudes at the target site being larger because of the reduced effect of geometric spreading.
In sharp contrast with the reduced effect of socioeconomic status and cultural background, the effect of grade of school is greatly significant on enrollment in senior high school.
With this number of cavities, no insulation would be needed to fill the cavities as a result of the reduced effect of natural convection.
However, it has been shown in vitro that impaired effect was only observed for clopidogrel but not for aspirin in an in vitro hypothermia model indicating drug and not cell specific reasons for the reduced effect [26].
It can be explained that the existence of branches on B-DBSA could lead to the reduced effect of inhibitors in comparison to the inhibitors without branches on its structure.
New applications for PET, such as dedicated breast imaging, PET with isotopes which have low branching ratio and in-beam PET, should benefit from better image quality, which is achieved by making use of the higher effective sensitivity, the reduced influence of scattered and random events, and the reduced effects of limited angle data.
This can be attributed to the reduced effects of spatial aliasing at the lower sampling frequency.
One potential explanation for the reduced effects of prequestions in classrooms could be associated with the length and complexity of information presented.
As such, we have shown that this decomposition takes into account the mutual dependency between health and socioeconomic status and captures the reduced effects of the explanatory variables upon health and socioeconomic status.
Typically, high insulin levels are maintained in the face of high plasma glucose, due to the reduced effects of insulin on fat, liver, and muscle cells.
