The phrase "affects in reducing" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to convey the impact of something on the process of reduction, but the construction is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The new policy affects in reducing the overall waste produced by the company."
Alternatives: "contributes to reducing" or "plays a role in reducing".
To date, wind power is the technology for this site that is likely to have the most significant affect in reducing carbon emissions while being financially viable.
Results suggest that feeding pharmacological Zn (1,000 or 2,000 mg Zn/kg) affects genes involved in reducing oxidative stress and in amino acid metabolism, which are essential for cell detoxification and proper cell function.
Though it is not well-established or known whether misoprostol administered after placental delivery significantly affects its uterotonic effect in reducing blood loss, we recommend a focused knowledge session and counseling at time the woman is offered misoprostol.
A significant affect of creatine supplementation in reducing infarct size was also observed.
These studies demonstrated an additive affect of AR inhibition in reducing ErbB2 signaling, and suggested that tumors that are AR+/ErbB2+ might need AR inhibition in addition to targeted anti-ErbB2 therapy to completely neutralize the effective of the ErbB2 signal.
The random motility of normal and hypoxic cells within the tumor also affects growth, reducing the inhomogeneities in cell proliferation which change spherical tumors into cylinders.
Lack of sleep is the first and foremost thing that affects more than any other in reducing a person's productivity.
The present study compares the effectiveness of two strategies, reappraisal and distraction, in reducing negative affect in older adults induced by focusing on personally relevant negative events and stressors.
This not only will aid in reducing the adverse affects of breast mammography but will ensure that informed decisions about breast screening are made.
