Sentence examples for be conducive to reducing from inspiring English sources

Cruz's solution to big money in politics, however, may not exactly be conducive to reducing corporate control of Congress.

Furthermore, the covering layer of end-functionalized macromolecular chains around the silica particles was conducive to reducing the silica agglomeration and improving the silica dispersion.

Gas slugs are conducive to reducing the pressure drop between the inlet and outlet on the anode side, whereas gas bubbles are counterproductive.

The airflow around the airship is conducive to reduce the hull temperature and temperature nonuniformity.

From our results, the hemolysis was significantly decreased at the ADP concentrations of 10 and 20 μM/L (p < 0.05), which suggested that as a synthesis source of ATP, ADP was conducive to reduce the hemolytic effects of SiNPs.

Strengthening the research of antivirus software and shortening the development cycle are conducive to reduce the impulsive detoxication period T and to enhance the impulsive detoxication rate q and the recovery rate γ.

(1) Strengthening the research of antivirus software and shortening the development cycle are conducive to reduce the impulsive detoxication period T and to enhance the impulsive detoxication rate q and the recovery rate γ.   (2) The people must be often reminded to install antivirus software, so that the impulsive detoxication rate q and the recovery rate γ are raised.

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Therefore, output-based allocation would be more conducive to reducing emissions in the Chinese power sector.

Pogge's attribution of responsibility depends on the existence of plausible alternative sets of institutions that would be more conducive to reducing or eliminating poverty.

The lack of fair competition among power plants is not conducive to reducing utilization costs of generation resources.