Sentence examples for yield a reduction in from inspiring English sources

Other treatments at the façade could each yield a reduction in the yearly cooling load by several percent.

The findings indicate that naturalistic contact alone does not necessarily yield a reduction in mental illness stigma.

In effect, higher prices will yield a reduction in power consumption.

Furthermore, doping-induced point defects, such as atomic mass fluctuation and lattice deformation, yield a reduction in the lattice thermal conductivity.

At low frequencies (<10−2 hour−1), both the corrections yield a reduction in the amplitude of tens of a percent, and therefore the zero-lag correction works well in practice.

Since 2016 2017 light-duty (1.6 2.0 L) diesel vehicles have an average fuel economy of 39 mpg compared to 28 mpg for comparable spark-ignition gasoline vehicles (Table 11), petroleum diesel vehicles yield a reduction in GHG emissions by 20.5% compared to gasoline vehicles and synthetic diesel vehicles reduce GHG emissions by 21.7% compared to gasoline vehicles.

Other factors held constant, a reduction in energy vector length yields a reduction in CPU time.

However, channel realignment yielded a reduction in the fine-scale variation in streambed topography.

This effect yields a reduction in WDR deposition on the low-rise building facade by up to about 25% for both Rh=5 and 30 mm/h.

Myelosuppression describes a decrease of blood cell production (hematopoiesis) in the bone marrow which yields a reduction in blood cells, including immune cells (leukocytes), red blood cells (erythrocytes) and platelets (thrombocytes) that can lead to life-threatening conditions due to the susceptibility to infections, anemia and bleeding58.

Addition of 5.0 wt% SEBS block copolymer to the 90/10 wt% PS/HDPE blend during SSSP yields a reduction in coarsening rate by a factor of thirty relative to a melt-mixed blend without copolymer.