Sentence examples for the reduced extent from inspiring English sources

The reduced extent and thickness of sea ice and the resultant longer open-water season have major, complex implications for the Arctic marine ecosystem.

Dispersion of the drug from the soluble excipient used in this prototype formulation relies on a passive diffusion mechanism and the relevance of this factor to the reduced extent and consistency of absorption from the colon is discussed.

Rather, these results indicate that the major contributing mechanism to global Pliocene warmth was the reduced extent of high-latitude terrestrial ice sheets (50% reduction on Greenland, 33% reduction on Antarctica) and sea ice cover resulting in a strong ice-albedo feedback.

The reduced cost of borrowing, including the reduced extent of upward adjustment of interest rates on the more than 2 million home mortgages due to reset over the next year, is real but still fairly small.

The complexity of power struggles is revealed also when Assange and Schmidt talk about the reduced extent of mediation required in the "new world".

The reduced extent of such soft tissue is verified by the lack of sculpting for deep muscle or ligament attachment on all azhdarchid cervicals with the exception of cervicals eight and nine, which contrast with their predecessors in bearing prominently developed neural spines and, on cervical nine, transverse processes [47].

Immunisation of the mice with recombinant pGP3 or pGP4 protein caused a significantly lower chlamydial burden in the lungs of the infected mice; the lower IFN-γ level indicated a reduced extent of inflammation.

Similar activations in frontoparietal regions were seen in each group individually, although with reduced extent in the ADHD group.

Interestingly, pFNR did not show an interaction with other neutral lipids (Fig 1A), but with the two charged lipids sulfoquinovosyldiacylglycerol (SQDG) and phosphatidylglycerol (PG), though to a reduced extent when compared to the interaction with PC (Fig 1A).

We next sought to determine whether the reduced spatial extent of pulsed laser induced heating translated to more selective transgene induction compared with CW illumination.

The consequence for the pathogenesis was a significant reduction in latency amplification, reflected by a reduced extent of splenomegaly, a lower number of reactivating splenocytes and a reduced genomic load during the amplification phase.