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But it may also further reduce the impact of Gardner's original vision.

Further research is recommended to improve the design and application of the thermal chair to improve user overall thermal comfort and also further reduce energy consumption.

Lower prices could help these services attract millions of new customers, but they would likely also further reduce royalties, an issue that has drawn serious concern among artists and their advocates.

By using gas more efficiently, these new efficiency standards will also further reduce furnace air pollution, and avoid wasteful demand for natural gas production, which has an array of harmful environmental impacts.

The network will also further reduce its news bureau structure by replacing some bureaus with more flexible so-called digital journalists who work on their own in foreign capitals.

"It is a means to an end, which is providing better healthcare that was compromised by overcrowding". He said the goal of improved healthcare would be achieved next year, when the state opens a new 1,700-bed prison hospital in Stockton to house critically ill and long-term-care patients, which will also further reduce crowding.

And when the company lowered the recommended tire pressure in 1989 to increase stability and soften the ride, it also further reduced the tires' ability to carry weight without overheating.

WCEnKF also further reduces imbalance errors by approximately 82.53% (on average) and at the same time increases the correlations between the assimilation solutions and the water fluxes.

Industrial application showed that by changing the amount of bed inventory, CFB boilers could operate at a re-constructed fast bed state, not only saving ~30% power of the draft fans, but also further reducing the erosion on water walls and improving combustion efficiency.

The jaguar tends to take larger prey and the cougar smaller where they overlap, reducing the cougar's size and also further reducing the likelihood of direct competition.

The condensed DNA was also further reduced in size with increasing temperature, leading to a decrease in absorbance due to a hypochromic effect.