Sentence examples for to be reduction from inspiring English sources

The advantages of straight prostheses seem to be reduction of thrombus formation and intimal hyperplasia.

For a sample to be specific for a particular competitor, there had to be reduction in signal (percentage inhibition cut point) upon addition of that competitor.

The immediate effect of a blood stage vaccine is assumed to be reduction in parasite density levels at each time step, where efficacy is equal to the proportional reduction.

In a further series of experiments we tested the sensitivity of two additional slo-1 mutants, pd24 and pd23, both predicted to be reduction or loss of function mutants [40], and observed a similar sensitivity to acute ethanol exposure as seen in wild-type (23±5% of pd23 and 7±3% of pd24 mutants reached the food after 2 h on 200 mM ethanol).

One of the underlying mechanisms of the beneficial effects of hypothermia is proposed to be reduction of the inflammatory response.

In both peripheral nerve and skeletal muscle the defect appears to be reduction in Na current due to altered voltage dependence of inactivation of channels [ 7, 9- 12].

Most controversial, however, are likely to be reductions in social spending.

What is different this year is the mayor's insistence that despite what would appear to be reductions in spending in dozens of programs, there actually are no reductions.

"There have to be reductions in the cost of playing, and more flexible schemes to allow more people to play," Mr Bartheld says.

Verizon and the industry ironically calls these "surpluses" and the company publishes listings of where there are 'too many workers' and where there needs to be reductions.

The effect of AF267B on cognition predicted changes in neuropathology that were observed to be reductions in Aβ and tau pathologies in the hippocampus and cortex.