Sentence examples for be reduced radically from inspiring English sources

If water is substituted for organic solvents, the use of organic solvents can be reduced radically.

Furthermore, if emissions are reduced radically, the optimised diets favour consumption of vegetables over consumption of fruit, since emissions associated with vegetables are lower on average.

For simulations requiring incremental increases in the level of required GHG emissions mitigation, our results suggest that reducing emissions would lead to a net benefit for health which increases until the emissions are reduced radically, at which point the health benefits may decline (figure 1).

In contrast, supply-side Saysians believe austerity should never occur at the expense of the private sector; both government spending and tax rates should be reduced, and radically so, in order to restore the rights and relieve the burdens of private sector producers.

Discretizing the surrounding ground with a relatively coarse mesh (compared to a three-dimensional discretization of a BHE) means that the number of finite elements can radically be reduced; this saves computation time during simulation.

The number of events with the adverse consequences has not been successfully reduced radically so far, mainly due to the constantly insufficient knowledge about the nature of the phenomenon and the relatively limited capacity of computing devices to handle with the extended rock mass calculation models.

What she did reduce radically was the average length of hospital stays.

"The amount of suffering in the world could be radically reduced if there were no more" of us.

The Iranian stockpile of low enriched uranium would also be radically reduced from thousands of kilograms to hundreds.

Quite inadvertently, the British gas conversion proved that the incidence of suicide across an entire society could be radically reduced, upending the conventional wisdom about suicide in the process.

If teachers treated it as a hands-on laboratory and had kids use math, science, language arts, and social studies to describe, analyze, and improve the school, disengagement would either end completely or be radically reduced.