Sentence examples for unexpected reduction from inspiring English sources

The resolution of the MALDI-TOF result in Fig. 1e underwent an unexpected reduction when transformed from Powerpoint format.

But an unexpected reduction in orders from two supermarkets sent the firm's retail sales crashing and reduced its share of the lucrative Christmas market, it reported on Monday.

In conclusion the cold cathode and mass spectrometer are primarily responsible for the unexpected reduction of STO at relatively high oxygen pressures; probably due to their working principle, which is based on ionization.

This strategy helps to prevent from ultra-production in a specific period of time by the clients or contractors which may lead to an unexpected reduction in the share of other parties in the reservoir life-cycle.

Despite an unexpected reduction in car sales due to a recession in 2008, the policy measure has had a larger than anticipated impact on CO2 emissions, calculated to be 5.9 ktCO2 in the first year of the measure.

GDNF application without ES led to an unexpected reduction in SGN survival, however, the combination of GDNF with initial, short-term ES resulted in a significant protection of SGNs.

Fretting fatigue can cause quite unexpected reductions in the fracture stress of components, particularly when combined with corrosion.

The effect of this resulted in unexpected reductions in profits for the sixth straight quarter.

Semanal Media LLC, the secretive buyer that formed for the sole purpose of purchasing LA Weekly last month, closed on the sale Wednesday and promptly laid off nine of the 13 members of the alternative weekly's editorial staff, sending shock waves across an industry already rattled by unexpected reductions and closures. .

Semanal Media LLC, the secretive buyer that formed for the sole purpose of purchasing LA Weekly last month, closed on the sale Wednesday and promptly laid off nine of the 13 members of the alternative weekly's editorial staff, sending shock waves across an industry already rattled by unexpected reductions and closures.

While the kD for water obeys the simple two-phase model of crystallinity, an unexpected large reduction in the Langmuir capacity constant (CH′) for the semicrystalline vs. amorphous samples resulted in an overall reduction in water sorption capacity greater than predicted by the two-phase model.