Sentence examples for be relevant to reduce from inspiring English sources
Although there is no strong memory requirement for the proposed algorithm to run correctly (only one force curve must be stored at a time), it could be relevant to reduce the overall memory storage by performing data compression for appropriate storage of complete FVI.
In this sense, dental care services based on the principles of the PAS project should be relevant to reduce inequities in oral health status and access to oral health services, positively impacting on the quality of life of vulnerable schoolchildren.
Identifying this may be relevant to reducing negative attitude towards the side effects of antipsychotic medications and enhancing our understanding of the pathophysiology of psychosis.
'Sufficient premolar region' and 'sufficient molar region' were relevant to reduce the likelihood ratios for having chewing problems (both approximately with a factor 2), both for soft and for hard foods.
If the conditions '≥10 teeth in each jaw' and 'anterior region complete' were met, 'sufficient premolar region' and 'sufficient molar region' were relevant to reduce the likelihood ratios for chewing problems (both in the order of a factor 2), both for soft and for hard foods.
If the standard was relevant to reducing food-borne illness, all meat products would be subject to the identical standard.
This could be relevant to their reduced food selectivity and increased sensitivity to current poor diet.
Several classical RB proposals focus on the truth manifold M N ; much of what we present shall be relevant to any of these reduced basis spaces/approximations.
The observed association between methylated BRMS1 and reduced OS may be relevant to the known role of BRMS1 as a tumour suppressor.
Identifying things about the show with which people can connect – themes, ideas, stories, characters, settings – and communicating these in the right way creates a sense that this show is relevant to them, reducing that risk.
