The phrase "adequate to decrease the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the sufficiency of a measure or action to reduce something, such as a problem or an issue.
Example: "The new policy is adequate to decrease the number of accidents in the workplace."
Alternatives: "sufficient to reduce the" or "capable of lowering the".
A ketogenic diet (high-fat, low-carbohydrate, adequate-protein) appears to decrease the number of seizures by half in about 30 40% of children.
Furthermore, RCA allowed us to ensure an adequate filter life and to decrease the transfusion rate, as well as the supplementation need for AT-III and platelets, without bleeding complications.
However, if subretinal abscess is really large and high, vitrectomy combined with retinectomy to remove adequate abscess should be considered to decrease the amount of bacteria and to facilitate infiltration of antibiotics.
If the support measures for the railway are adequate, the road traffic is likely to decrease and the overall CO2 emissions are expected to be lower than in the "minimum" scenario.
Without an educated and trained workforce ECE teachers will be unprepared to provide young children with the adequate services they need to decrease challenging behaviors and ultimately decrease the use of suspensions.
These results indicate the importance of evaluating these features during the routine medical appointment and planning adequate therapeutics aiming to decrease anxiety and developing symbolization capacity in migraine sufferers.
Rubin et al [ 24] recommend that clinical practice guidelines should be developed in NICUs to ensure adequate blood sampling to decrease contamination, obtaining 2 blood cultures and possibly using adjunctive tests and information to help differentiate contaminants from pathogens.
The most important issues at this point are to understand the underlying source of the reduced efficacy of artemether/lumefantrine during pregnancy on the Thailand-Myanmar border and to determine whether adequate dose optimization can decrease the risk of treatment failures and resistance development.
We also show how an adequate data scheduling could decrease the number of operations required to implement the dynamic reconfiguration of the system.
However, although ILs are highly effective for the extraction of some aromatic sulfur components, that is, they can lower the concentrations to desirable low levels (especially thiophenic compounds), they do not provide adequate efficiency for decreasing the total sulfur concentration to acceptable levels for many gasoline samples.
