Sentence examples for been to decrease from inspiring English sources

Our goal has been to decrease the state average rate of VAP within 9 episodes per 1,000 days of mechanical ventilation.

The aim of many process developments has been to decrease the time taken to complete the joint (so reducing labor costs) by increasing metal deposition rates and using automation.

So, in short, the mission of ResearchGate has been to decrease research redundancy by creating a network in which scientists (of every stripe) can create a simple profile that contains information that would only be relevant to other scientists, like degrees, areas of focus, research keywords, advisors, publications, and so on.

The major rationales for its introduction have been to decrease costs, improve efficiency and increase access in health care delivery.

The most important goal of introducing noninvasive ventilation (NIV) has been to decrease the need for intubation and, therefore, mechanical ventilation in newborns.

In the hospital environment, other than the operating room, the guiding principle for cleaning has been to decrease contamination without any attempt to achieve sterilization.

"The idea is to decrease dependence," Mr. Ben Bassat said.

Even if the demand were to decrease, at these yields they will never be a bargain.

One would be to decrease spending on relatively wealthy suburban areas that are the governor's base of support.

But our job is to decrease the number of people who smoke to the lowest possible level.

MALCOLM GLADWELL: I think the issue with weight reduction is to decrease the variability in player's weights.