Sentence examples for yielding reduced from inspiring English sources

Increasing the number of extra bits to reduce this probability implies that a larger percentage of transmitted bits will be redundant, yielding reduced rate-distortion (R-D) performance.

Both the decrease in Ti, yielding reduced mean transpulmonary pressure, and the increase in Te, promoting lung exhalation, are likely to lead to less hyperinflation during PSV.

Results showed that abiotic dechlorination occurred in all 3 soils examined, yielding reduced gas abiotic dechlorination products acetylene, butane, ethene, and/or propane.

Adult vasoregression may be promoted when pericytes are lost yielding reduced endothelial protection.

The selenol thiol pair then reduces the disulfide in the active site Cys pair of oxidized Trx1 to a dithiol pair, yielding reduced Trx1 [ 25, 26].

In flavoprotein oxidases, the oxidation proceeds via two half reactions, where the alcohol is first oxidised by a two-electron transfer during the reductive half reaction, yielding reduced flavin.

The pentose phosphate pathway (PPP) is an important metabolic pathway for yielding reducing power in the form of NADPH and production of pentose sugar needed for nucleic acid synthesis.

In several studies lignocellulosic material has been treated chemically and/or biologically for yielding reducing sugars and then employed for photofermentation.

Forensic scientists have used several approaches to obtain short tandem repeat (STR) profiles from compromised DNA samples, including supplementing the polymerase chain reaction (PCR) with enhancers and using procedures yielding reduced-length amplicons.

This relationship is based on a parameter which is the product of monotonic and cyclic crack tip displacements and under conditions of small scale yielding reduces to the Paris law with an exponent of four.

In a second model, BALB/c mice bearing orthotopic RENCALUC+ tumors received neoadjuvant treatment (60 mg/kg sunitinib for 14 days) yielding significantly reduced pre-surgical BLI (Fig 1E and F) and reduced resected kidney BLI and weights (see Fig 1G, left and right panel, respectively).