Sentence examples for and aimed to reduce from inspiring English sources
This method was a DOA estimation method that combined PSO/IBMUSIC and aimed to reduce the search complexity and estimation bias for multipath signals.
In June, the EPA proposed a two-year pause to the rule, which was drawn up under the Obama administration in 2016 and aimed to reduce "fugitive" emissions such as methane, a potent greenhouse gas.
The advantage is that the off camera light can be moved and aimed to reduce shadows or to increase shadows where you want them while avoiding the flat, harshly lit look that often comes from an on-camera flash.
This study examined the effectiveness of a universal depression prevention programme, "The Little Prince is Depressed" (LPD), which adopted the cognitive-behavioural model and aimed to reduce depressive symptoms and enhance protective factors of depression among secondary school students in Hong Kong.
This comprehensive intervention was implemented in several schools and aimed to reduce obesity by concentrating on behavior and environment.
The reforms were necessary to cut monetary expansion and aimed to reduce the power of trade unions, to increase privatization and decrease the influence of public industries in the market.
There is a vast body of literature (some of which the article cites) generated by aid agencies which acknowledges, and aims to reduce, the harm caused by aid.
Britain has slashed its emissions by 14percentt, compared with 1990 levels, and aims to reduce them by 60percentt by 2050.
The company, headquartered in Boston but located in 10 cities, offers health care services using "health coaches" and aims to reduce clients' medical costs by keeping them healthy.
The code includes a commitment to paying on time and in full, offering more certainty on price and production requirements and aiming to reduce waste by buying the whole crop and adopting realistic product specifications.
One part of the act targets "market speculators" and aims to reduce their ability to gamble on the energy markets by upping the amount of margin – or collateral – they put up with the exchanges to make bets.
