Sentence examples for account in reducing from inspiring English sources

A further one week was added on as a deterrent, but mitigating factors such as the player's clean record was taken into account in reducing the ban to four weeks.

By all accounts, progress in reducing maternal mortality has been very slow in developing countries.

The elevated coverage rate of the high-risk group (95%, 3,568 out of 3,754) in the early phase may account for our effectiveness in reducing mortality by AUS.

They need to take their historical responsibility into account and take the lead in reducing greenhouse gases", he said.

In my research I have concluded that if innovation incentives are taken into account, as firms become better in reducing their carbon emissions, a cap-and-trade scheme works better than a carbon tax in the long run.

Yet, this increase cannot account for the massive increase in reducing sugars content observed in the reactions with extracts from SL tissue of the transplastomic lines.

However, since we assume that HMOs' marginal cost is lower than the wholesale price paid by nonintegrated insurers, we already take this advantage into account in a reduced form.

And when he offers a bemused account of the government's success in reducing the use of tobacco in Britain, he manages to overlook the obvious inference: that if cannabis is as dangerous as he supposes, then it ought to be explicitly decriminalised and subjected to the same controls as tobacco.

Relative differences in reducing activity may account for the profound difference in the ability of DTT, and vitamin C to induce and maintain tube formation.

These differences could potentially account for the advantage of NPPV in reducing ETI in Park and colleagues' study [ 15] and for the advantage of CPAP in reducing mortality in Crane and colleagues' study [ 21].

One study of 63 countries found that women's education accounted for 43percentt of all progress in reducing child malnutrition.