Sentence examples for avoid a reduction from inspiring English sources
Based on this understanding it may be achievable to grow at low physical pressures, but at the same time to avoid a reduction of the substrate.
For this purpose we grew LAO thin films on STO at oxidizing conditions (p = 10−2 mbar) to avoid a reduction of the STO substrate16,21.
At each box boundary, a consistent higher-order boundary closure needs to be applied to avoid a reduction of the formal order-of-accuracy of the numerical scheme.
Given that the dividend accounted for about 60percentt of the bank's operating earnings in the second quarter, analysts are skeptical that the bank can avoid a reduction much longer.
The European Pharmacopoeia [3] states that a drug must be opportunely protected from the exposure to the light in order to avoid a reduction of the active principle concentration with a consequent lost of efficiency.
It was recommended by AIPC that tephra deposits <3 cm (~33 kg/m2) be mixed into the soil through standard cultivation practices and that when >3 cm should be removed where possible to avoid a reduction in soil fertility.
Those programs preserved jobs but also meant that Europe avoided a reduction in carmaking capacity that some analysts say is overdue.
The addition of DTP to the multimer-containing AEC fraction thus creates an environment similar to that of incubating the AEC fraction with TS6b resin but without actually removing cysteine-containing proteins (such as NSE) from the solution, thereby also avoiding a reduction in protein concentration.
He said workers across the state recognized, and wanted to avoid, a "drastic reduction of benefits".
Using lottery money in this way is a sensible attempt to avoid a major reduction of arts provision outside of London and to avoid the potentially disastrous consequences for several NPOs.
The changes were approved by the Official World Golf Ranking Govern in Board at the 1999 British Open but delayed for two years to avoid a retroactive reduction in the value of points earned.
