Sentence examples for as a consequence reduce from inspiring English sources

This measure could shift income support payments toward more environmentally sustainable productions and as a consequence reduce the negative impact of SFP on environmental quality.

The results of the modeling and subsequent analysis indicate that by using the new FGBM compared to the existing material in a femoral component, higher levels of stress can be realized in the adjacent bone area of the femur and as a consequence reduce harmful atrophy effects.

The relevance of the study is based on the occurrence of vibration in machining non-rigid shafts, which are so intense that they force to significantly reduce the cutting mode, and to resort to multi-pass processing; they lead to premature cutting tool wear and, as a consequence, reduce the productivity of the part machining on metal-cutting machine-tools.

This would reduce the workload and waiting lists at the POPD and as a consequence reduce the time before appointments.

This may result in bias and larger standard errors of the estimated parameters and, as a consequence, reduce the benefits of applying marker-assisted selection.

Teledermatology can be useful to increase access to care in rural and remote areas [ 2], but can also potentially decrease the need for outpatient hospital consultations and, as a consequence, reduce societal costs of skin treatment.

Furthermore, deletion of pkaA resulted in reduced glucose uptake and a defect in glycolysis, which as a consequence, reduces CCR, resulting in hydrolytic enzyme induction in the presence of inducer molecules.

Most important, perhaps, in 1945 Hitler declared Wroclaw a "fortress," meaning that although the war was lost and resistance was pointless, it was defended to the last man, and as a consequence reduced to the mere rubble found by the new Polish arrivals from 1945 to 1947.

The fracture modes showed mainly decohesive rupture, and as a consequence, reduced the fatigue life.

As a consequence, reducing the amount of natural resources extracted can also lead to less environmental degradation [5].

However, Parisa, a highly anxious student, asserted that using non-repetitive expressions and ideas increases her self-confidence and; as a consequence, reduces her anxiety (Journal 4, January 2016).