Sentence examples for advantages reduction from inspiring English sources
The assay described herein offered the following advantages: – Reduction in the consumption of organic solvents in the CT-based spectrophotometric analysis, accordingly reduction in the exposures of the analysts to the toxic effects of organic solvents.
The use of artificial plastic aggregates, obtained by foam extrusion process, provides some advantages: reduction of natural sand consumption, use of plastic waste otherwise not used, decrease of structures dead-weight and improved aggregates/cement paste ITZ.
Mitigation of rumen CH4 production has two advantages: reduction of dietary energy loss, thus improving the efficiency of nutrient utilization by the host animal, and mitigation of enteric CH4 production.
At primary counselling, patients were informed about the possible advantages (reduction of the risk of ovarian and breast cancer) and disadvantages (surgery, premature menopause, residual risk of peritoneal cancer) of a BSO and about the technical aspects (anaesthesia, risk of conversion into laparotomy).
Additional advantages include reduction in contact precaution, as well as reduction in infections caused by bacteria other than MRSA [ 12].
The anammox reaction has as advantages the reduction in energy requirements (e.g., to supply oxygen for nitrification), total reduction of carbon requirements, and a decreased biomass yield (Sliekers et al. 2003; van Dongen et al. 2001).
The assay described herein offered the following advantages: - Reduction in the consumption of organic solvents (environmentally friendly "Green" approach) in the CT-based UV-visible spectrophotometric analysis, accordingly reduction in the exposures of the analysts to the toxic effects of organic solvents.
Despite its advantages, enamel reduction has attracted the concern of investigators, owing to enamel tissue removal.
Advantages are reduction in system size, weight, cost and increase in system reliability.
This interface has naturally such advantages as reduction of both the development time and cost, maintenance, and the like.
The mechanistic approach also has been claimed to have many advantages over reduction for thinking about interlevel forms of interdisciplinary integration.
