Sentence examples for and therefore lowering the from inspiring English sources

Typically, by January, the monsoon trough will have migrated south over north Australia, increasing cloud and rain and therefore lowering the temperature.

In reducing the price — and therefore lowering the crime to petit larceny from grand larceny and removing it from the rolls of index crimes — he would staple the Web site citation and the department policy to the crime report.

The unburnt carbon and porous surface of CFBC ash can potentially adsorb water and water-reducer in theory, and therefore lowering the flowability when CFBC ash is used as supplementary cementitious material for concrete production.

Ideally we would have collected such data on all patients and relatives however this had to be balanced against increasing the burden of paperwork in both groups and therefore lowering the participation rate.

This ionic interaction in azurin is proposed to result in higher electron density near the copper, preferentially stabilizing the Cu II) form of the protein and, therefore, lowering the Em.

China was also preparing to enter the World Trade Organization, which would require reductions on import duties and therefore lower the price of wine from abroad.

Hashtag activism, says Lewis, is being pitched as a solution to a problem when it really isn't - it just lowers the bar to participation and therefore lowers the impact.

He includes debt because it has to be paid back (and therefore lowers the earnings yield) and includes cash because it effectively lowers the cost of buying a business (and thereby increases the earnings yield).

The results of the pressure drop experiment demonstrated that the metallic plates weakened dense stacks of coal particles and raised the particle interstices, and therefore lowered the gas diffusion resistance.

According to this view, oblique-angle deposition on a mesoscopically rough surface eliminates or reduces condensation at and near grain boundaries, and therefore lowers the rate of adatom grain boundary attachment, resulting in reduction in the compressive component of the intrinsic stress.

This was similar to some previous works [55, 59] and could be referred to (1) more dye molecules occupied more active sites on ZnO and (2) the turbidity would increase when the dye concentration became high, which led to the scattering of the incident visible light and therefore lowered the photocatalytic rate.