Sentence examples for which effectively reduces from inspiring English sources
One way to militate against such an effect would be to apply regularization, which effectively reduces the sensitivity of the beanformer to noise in the covariance matrix at the expense of some spatial resolution; in the limit (of large regularization) tending to a single dipole fit (Hillebrand & Barnes, 2003).
The fluorescent emission of HL appears an extremely large Stokes shift, which effectively reduces the interference of background signal.
Analysts widely expect further increases in the so-called reserve requirement ratio, which effectively reduces the amount of loans that lenders can make, in coming months.
Selective laser melting (SLM) technology can manufacture complex lattice structures, which effectively reduces the manufacturing constraint and significantly increases the design freedom for lattice structure.
The point matching algorithm implements an iterative joint clustering and matching (JCM) strategy which effectively reduces the computational complexity without sacrificing accuracy.
DTT is a dithiol compound which effectively reduces disulfide bonds in glutathione molecule or different proteins and preserves cellular redox environment.
The piezoelectric performance of ZnO thin film is significantly boosted due to the formation of CuI/ZnO heterojunction, which effectively reduce the unfavorable piezopotential screening effect induced by free electrons in n-type ZnO.
The approximation consists of the inclusion of additional hold constraints, which effectively reduce the number of steps in the prediction.
The present work investigated the use of a bentonite lanthanum clay (Phoslock®) which effectively reduced the amount of dissolved phosphate.
The most frequently performed procedures are vertical banded gastroplasty and gastric bypass, both of which effectively reduce the size of the stomach.
It is found that the CHF enhancement of the mushroom wick is attributed to its pitch distance, 3.5 mm, which effectively reduce the hydrodynamic instability (Rayleigh-Taylor) wavelength.
