Sentence examples for which suggests a reduction from inspiring English sources

The NMR spectrum of a pressure treated composite is similar to that of nylon-6 single crystals, which suggests a reduction of crystal boundaries after treatment, but there is no indication of covalent bonds between the nylon-6 chains and the MWCNTs.

First, their genome size is significantly reduced, which suggests a reduction of complexity as a means of adaptation.

The odds ratio for risk of death from breast cancer for women who have attended at least one routine screen compared with those never screened was 0.62 (confidence interval: 0.47 0.81), which suggests a reduction in risk of 38%, and no smaller than 19%.

The fact that CA IX did not predict outcome after PMRT within this series of 945 patients is in disagreement with other work [ 7], which suggested a reduction in survival after PMRT that was restricted to CA IX positive patients.

Our data in relation to subjects with IP is consistent with previous studies which suggest a reduction in SOS among patients with RA (based on ACR criteria) compared to non RA controls though the reduction (0.6%) is less marked than observed in most of these studies [ 22- 26, 28, 28- 30].

We extrapolated from a radiation risk model to estimate the number of radiation-induced breast cancer deaths, and used results from randomised trials, which suggest a reduction in breast cancer mortality of 10 20% in women invited to screening before age 50 years, to estimate the number of deaths that could be prevented.

In the recent research using statistically downscaling tools (Sailor et al., [2008]), the summertime wind speeds in the Northwest U.S. may decrease by 5 10% which suggests a 40% reduction in summertime generation potential.

They also found that E2 was biotransformed to E1 under both aerobic and anaerobic conditions, which suggests a progressive reduction of the estrogenic potential as time progressed.

The gates are open more than 80% of the time on average, which suggests a small reduction in ligand-protein binding.

A reduction in the HT was observed following cooling to 25 °C from 77 °C compared to the non-heated sample, indicating a reduction in absorption, which suggests a slight loss in material during the refolding process.

This apparent potentiation was manifested as a reduction of immobility time, which suggests a participation of the glycine site of the NMDA receptor complex in the antidepressant-like activity of PME.