Sentence examples for clues to reducing from inspiring English sources

Early intervention and preventive interventions are attracting increasing attention in the child and adolescent mental health field because recent research findings offer new insights into risk mechanisms and because of the growing expectation that they may hold clues to reducing suffering and health cost burdens for society and the individual.

That could provide important clues about how to reduce white and black infant mortality in the United States, Powers said.

The results from this study would provide clues to the treatments to reduce renal background and enhance tumor uptake as well as to designing PET tracers with less renal accumulation.

Much of the research on health care variation explores this at a macro level of statistical analysis, seeking clues as to how to reduce 'unwarranted variation' [ 36].

Elucidating the molecular mechanism by which mPTP opening is regulated during aging would provide an important clue for developing modalities to reduce the incidence of heart failure in elderly patients.

He gave himself a year to reduce unemployment — but no clue as to how he would accomplish something all European leaders long for but few outside of Germany have achieved.

Strikingly, tobacco (N. tabacum) has isoforms with insertion of transposon-like sequences that are likely to reduce their processing, providing a clue to the loss of miRNAs.

Understanding how games end may offer clues to designing skills training or other prevention interventions to reduce harm associated with drinking games.

Gene ontology is often used as a means to reduce complexity of large'omic data to give clues as to trends of physiological response.

If this trial is successful, it will provide another clue about the aetiology of type 2 diabetes, and the opportunity to reduce one of the many risk factors.

In order to reduce the risk of these injury mechanisms, measures that can reduce the energy involved in the injury situations, may be effective prevention clues.