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However, a tremendous reduction of the number of degrees of freedom (d.o.f.) needed is achieved using the homogenized finite element beam (63 d.o.f.), compared to the classical finite element model (1500 d.o.f.o.f

In most of the large river systems worldwide, a tremendous reduction of floodplain area has occurred in the last 100 years and this loss continues due to pressures such as land use change, river regulation, and dam construction.

The tremendous reduction of measles cases in the United States after 1991was due in part to the successful measles control and elimination program initiated by the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) in the early 1990s.

To elucidate the possible roles of collagen-binding integrins, we applied short hairpin RNA (shRNA -mediated knockdown in hMshRNA -mediatedat α2 or α11 deficiency, but not α1, results in a tremendous reduction of hMSC numbers owing to mitochondrial leaknockdownmpanind by Bcl-2-associated X protein upregulation.

The aqueous solution of G16 showed CMC i.e. 1.8 × 10−2 mmol/L whereas, tremendous reduction in CMC of G16 has been observed i.e. 6 × 10−3 mmol/L in the presence of 10−1 M sodium salicylate.

14 However, our findings were in agreement with a study done in Japan in which the well-rounded exercise (three times per week) groups showed a tremendous reduction in percentage of body fat. 25 This study also found no significant changes in muscle mass in all intervention groups after the 12-week intervention.

Despite the tremendous reduction in the number of observations required for provable success of CS methods, the traditional CS methods do suffer several drawbacks [3].

If SpaceX is able to consistently land all — or even most — of its first-stage rockets, it will mean a tremendous reduction in the cost of sending stuff up to the great, star-speckled darkness beyond.

This leads to a tremendous reduction in the complexity of the problem, and specifically in the interpretation of the obtained dendrograms shown in Figure 10.

"It is a tremendous reduction," Mr. Zuniga said of the proposed cuts, "and I don't know how we would deal with it".

Just think of the tremendous reduction in our deficit if we make older or disabled Americans live off of something even less, say around an average of $11,000 per year instead.