Sentence examples for and perhaps even reduce from inspiring English sources

The goal of using this application is to minimise the decay of the knowledge and compression skills and perhaps even reduce the resource for recertification, as skills and performance can be kept up, maintained and monitored remotely by a training centre using the application.

3 5 In addition, there is some evidence that using certain SDM tools like DAs can reduce utilisation of discretionary procedures 6 and perhaps even reduce overall healthcare expenditures and utilisation.

Despite the short-term attractions - perhaps even reducing CO2 emissions by reducing the flights in holding patterns over London - a third runway is very likely to become a stranded asset.

For exactly the same reason science can't accept interpretation as providing knowledge of human affairs if it can't at least in principle be absorbed into, perhaps even reduced to, neuroscience.

However, as part of this investigation, it seemed reasonable to evaluate AFPep in combination with Tam in that it might add to the therapeutic activity of Tam, and perhaps might even reduce the toxicity or side effects of Tam.

"There's the potential for us to idenitfy outbreaks of norovirus much earlier than before, giving us the opportunity to proactively share our advice and guidance with those who might be affected, alert other government departments and industry, and perhaps even help to reduce its spread," said Baker.

In the long run, that is expected to open vast horizons, and perhaps even let companies reduce failure rates in animal testing and in clinical trials by enabling them to predict toxicity and effectiveness by studying how a drug affects genes.

More recently, it was postulated that early insulin replacement in type 2 diabetes, and perhaps even in pre-diabetes, may reduce cardiovascular risk and may even offer protection for the β-cell (8, 9).

Our study shows that the VRE persisting in the broiler houses can be reduced and perhaps even eliminated by disinfection with a combination of steam and formaldehyde.

Bone absorption in the acetabulum is difficult to prevent, but loosening of the prosthesis in the femur can he sharply reduced, and perhaps even suppressed, by a better design of the prosthesis which should meet two specifications: Distribution of pressure on as large a surface of bone as possible; A design which, if some absorption occurs, will not allow progressive mobility of the prosthesis.

Operating the controls electronically could improve fuel efficiency, reduce emissions and perhaps even eliminate the need for spark plugs in gasoline engines.