Sentence examples for unequivocal reducing from inspiring English sources

Erosion threshold 1: 10% decline in transmission Erosion threshold 2: 20% decline in transmission Erosion threshold 3: 50% decline in transmission Erosion threshold 4: 75% decline in transmission These thresholds represented the first unequivocal reducing in transmission (1), the general erosion of surface material (2), the erosion of underlying material (3) and general bulk erosion (4).

While the shipping body says it agrees that there is "a clear and unequivocal need" to reduce poisonous sulphur emissions from ships, it argues that the deadline is not feasible for UK operators.

Recently, unequivocal evidence of reduced artemisinin susceptibility from Western Cambodia has been reported [ 15].

We discovered an unexpected yet unequivocal pattern of reduced Z-linked genetic diversity in monochromatic species as compared to phylogenetically-paired dichromatic species (Fig.  1).

Ecological and evolutionary trapping is anyway a significant issue for conservation in anthropogenic landscapes, even if it often remains difficult to show empirically and in an unequivocal way that reduced breeding success in preferred, low-quality habitat is related to population decline.

Despite the unequivocal success of FA in reducing neural tube defects (NTDs) rates [ 17– 19], concerns have been raised about the potential adverse effects of exposure to unmetabolized FA resulting from FA intakes that overwhelm the liver metabolic capacity [ 20].

Our analyses provide, for the first time, unequivocal evidence supporting the role of gene body methylation to reducing transcriptional noise.

This study demonstrated an unequivocal advantage to TL-118 therapy by significantly prolonging survival (threefold) and reducing metastasis perfusion and vessel density (ninefold).