Sentence examples for which further reductions from inspiring English sources

In future years the ABM treaty could serve as a bridge to a new era in which further reductions in offensive missiles could be accompanied by the testing and building of limited defensive systems to blunt emerging threats from unpredictable countries like North Korea, Iran and Iraq.

Choroidal perfusion did not appear to be affected until 60 mmHg, above which further reductions developed exponentially.

Because the glucose-lowering effect of GLP-1 is glucose dependent, there is likely to be a threshold - perhaps about 7 to 8 mmol/l - beyond which further reductions will only occur if exogenous insulin is co-administered.

For example, as food intake is reduced from ad libitum levels, lifespan gradually increases until a food level that maximizes longevity is reached, past which further reduction in food intake begins to shorten lifespan as animals enter starvation.

To assess the degree to which further bias reduction results from the inclusion of correlated ancillary variables in the item imputation process.

However, there is no standardized definition for the amount of bacterial kill tolerated for a drug to remain classified as bacteriostatic and the point at which further CFU reduction changes the classification to bactericidal.

During DR, lifespan increases as food levels are decreased from ad libitum conditions until reaching a maximum, beyond which further food reduction lowers lifespan (Bishop and Guarente, 2007; Mair and Dillin, 2008; Fontana et al., 2010; Alic and Partridge, 2011).

We found significant reduction in adhesion molecule expression, which further confirms the reduction in overall inflammation in the muscle of SOD3 recipient rats as compared to LacZ control animals.

Start is also important because the 2002 Moscow Treaty (also known as Sort), which specifies further reductions, incorporates its verification measures.

Further aerodynamic refinements were carried out in Exeter with the development of new body shells which produced further reductions in the vehicle's drag.

This suggests that these varieties are genetically very similar with respect to this trait, possibly as a result of their being bred for low glucose concentration over many years, in which case further reductions in glucose concentration may be difficult to achieve.