Sentence examples for be reduced through a from inspiring English sources
Such inequality should be reduced through a higher minimum wage, less regressive payroll taxes and negative income taxes.
The hypothesis tested was that the increased load on the medial arch of the flat foot can be reduced through a medial displacement calcaneal osteotomy.
The hypothesis tested was that the increased load on the medial arch in the adult flat foot can be reduced through a 6 mm subtalar arthroereisis.
Employment at the Horicon plant will be reduced through a special retirement incentive, the company said, and about 100 jobs there will be transferred from Horicon to Fuquay-Varina, N.C.
The study addressed the question whether the pain experienced by the patients with atopic dermatitis could be reduced through a placebo effect and whether the placebo effect was achieved through expectancy or through a process of classical conditioning or both.
The results suggest that spillovers may be reduced through a proper design of a country's fiscal and institutional framework; countries should either bolster the sovereignty of subnational governments by increasing SNG fiscal autonomy, or tightening up SNG borrowing constraints.
American debt loads would constitute a persistent drag on growth, he noted, but could be reduced through an increase in the price level.
Mr. Grant highlights the need for labor market reform in southern Europe and for euro zone imbalances to be reduced through an increase in demand in Germany.
The number of handover is expected to be reduced through an accurately target cell selection, thereby also reducing packet loss and packet delay time.
Studies show that many women have abortions because of economic reasons so it's plausible that abortion frequency could be reduced through an agenda that focused on preventing unintended pregnancies (through family planning and birth control), improving health care and wages for low income women, and encouraging adoption.
Furthermore, morbidity and mortality would be reduced through an earlier and more efficient public health response.
