Sentence examples for value for reducing from inspiring English sources

In thinned array, elements would be arranged anywhere given the distance between adjacent elements was no less than a predefined value for reducing cross-coupling of adjacent elements.

The ED50 value for reducing the score was 42.6 pmoles (95% confidence interval, 17.1-106.1 pmoles).

Ag-HA coatings on implants may represent biologically safe antibacterial biomaterials and may be of value for reducing surgical-site infections related to implantation.

It has satisfactory sensitivity and specificity together with a high predictive value for reducing the frequency with which biopsies need to be carried out to monitor the evolution of CHC [ 25].

Persson & Jendteg [ 3] and Frenzen et al. [ 5] have shown that the importance of preventive efforts increases when the estimate for the cost of illness is extended to include a value for reducing the risk of death.

However, as the cutoff value of 200 was determined based on negative controls on the chip to match some optimum ratio of FN to FP, and to our knowledge, almost all published works utilizing this microarray dataset used the cutoff 200, a liberty given to the lower cutoff value for reducing FN should not be encouraged.

Heidaryan et al. (2010) developed a new explicit piecewise correlation using regression analysis of the z-factor experimental value for reduced pseudo-pressure of fewer and >3 (Table 1).

The MIC breakpoint value for reduced ciprofloxacin susceptibility was chosen as >0.125 µg/mL on the basis of earlier publications (4, 5, 8 ).

Furthermore, the OD450 value for reduced Pin1 did not differ significantly from untreated Pin1 suggesting that untreated Pin1 was not oxidised.

Given their independent unfavorable prognostic value for reduced DFS and OS, the detection of CTC after therapy could be considered as indirect evidence for the presence of chemotherapy and hormonal therapy resistant disease.

When considering a cut-off value for reduced cerebrovascular reactivity as below the 10th percentile of the BHI in subjects without obesity (0.708), obesity according to BMI was an independent risk factor for diminished cerebrovascular reactivity when adjusting for neck circumference and glucose intolerance (Table  5).