Sentence examples for the reduced impact from inspiring English sources

This work has assessed the use of classic network indicators for sleeping cell failure detection in dense networks, showing the reduced impact that they might reflect.

This work will help the engineers to understand the reduced impact of high surface temperature of solar cells on dust particle deposition process.

The reduced impact sensitivities of CL-20/GEMs are supposed from the excellent lubrication and heat conduction of GEMs, which could reduce the internal folding dislocations and hot spots [9, 19].

The current European multi module segment (MMS) blanket concept favours a less invasive small port entry maintenance system over large sector transport concepts, because of the reduced impact on other tokamak systems – particularly the magnetic coils.

Although renewable energies can be considered in a separate category in CED, they are considered with the same energy value as fossil energies, meaning that their benefits and the reduced impact they have on the environment are not always clearly visible.

While the Haiti 2010 earthquake generated considerable human and structural losses because of the lack of building codes, the reduced impact observed after the Chile 2010 and Japan 2011 earthquakes was the result of the successful implementation of building codes that reduced human and economic losses.

This results in the reduced impacts of outliers.

Its effect declined notably compared to OLS Model 2. The biophysical indicator was no longer significant in its relationship to resident activeness in MLM Model 3. The reduced impacts of community-level variables were anticipated as multilevel modeling accounted for community contextual effects to some extent by allowing for the embedded data structure.

Molt-4 cells natively express IGF1-R at a very low level, which might account for the observed reduced impact of IGFBP7 over-expression in Molt-4 compared to Jurkat cells.

The authors calculated the minimum price of carbon needed to offset the costs of reduced impact logging (RIL) relative to conventional harvest practices but did not consider other costs related to the implementation of improved practices, which can be substantial (e.g., foregone benefits of reduced timber harvests) and the financial consequences of management decisions.

In contrast, the coarsening of the grain and the layer densification has a reduced impact on the cathode performance.