Sentence examples for changes to decrease from inspiring English sources
"We are very serious about minimizing the impact to wildlife surrounding Ivanpah and committed to monitoring and implementing changes to decrease the actual number dramatically," he wrote in a blog post.
It reduced cluster head changes to decrease clustering overhead and provide stable cluster head for networks.
Currently, glenoid component design, in relation to its articulation with the humeral head, continues to grow and evolve as efforts are focused on changes to decrease the incidence of loosening.
This causes the dynamic range between the two dye solutions at 735 nm to decrease causing the resolution in detecting oxygenation changes to decrease.
Our encouraging results emphasized the value of this intervention based on auditing and feedback to reinforce practice changes to decrease CLABSI rates.
The primary goal of all of these definitions is to identify individuals at increased risk for CVD and to enable the initiation of lifestyle changes to decrease this risk.
Vastly overcrowded classrooms are in New York's future unless laws like the Triborough Amendment, which keeps provisions of an expired labor contract in effect until a new agreement is reached, are changed to decrease union power.
Those islands may result from the condition change to decrease the surface energy of the system by transforming into bulk-like structures, as shown in Figure 1d.
One aspect of stair design, the "going" (the horizontal distance between two consecutive nosings) can be changed to decrease the potential number of serious trip accidents.
In fact, even gene expression could change to decrease inflammation, which, in turn, would help reduce risk of heart disease, cancer, Alzheimer's and autoimmune diseases (in ways that the next generation can inherit!).
If the three-state model was accurate, we would expect the lag preceding fluorescence change to decrease roughly in proportion to the quickening in gating current kinetics while maintaining a similar τ-V dependence.
