Sentence examples for collaborated to reduce from inspiring English sources
Data for this analysis were collected as part of Casa y Campo, a 4-year community-based participatory environmental justice project in which environmental health scientists, health care providers, and farmworker advocates collaborated to reduce pesticide exposure among farmworkers and their families.
"Rather than collaborating to reduce food-borne pathogens" as is regularly done abroad, she reports, the patchwork of United States government agencies and the food companies themselves "shift attention to consumer education as the best way to ensure safe food".
While carriers can collaborate to reduce empty traveling miles in truckload shipping, this is difficult to realize because each party is self-interested who may not share his private information that is necessary for the cooperation.
Patrick said he planned to meet with his counterparts from Rhode Island, Connecticut, Vermont, New Hampshire and Maine next week to discuss ways they could collaborate to reduce opiate abuse across the New England region.
In the north east of England, primary care commissioners and secondary care providers are collaborating to reduce inefficiencies and to improve quality of care through Quality Improvement Plans [ 34].
He will transmit a message to the people of Finland and other European countries on Nicaragua's advances in complying with child and adolescent rights, the challenges still pending and the possibility of collaborating to reduce existing gaps.
Jonathan Sheffield, chief executive of the NIHR Clinical Research Network: "I would hope one priority in the first year is to make sure local NHS organisations collaborate to reduce the local administration for set up and delivery of research.
Collaboration with the World Health Organization (WHO), collaborated to create the 'Lifting the burden initiative: the global campaign to reduce the burden of headache worldwide' (LTB campaign) [21].
They collaborated to get Brown OUT.
The New York City Department of Environmental Protection has the technology to fix the problem, and should collaborate with Yorktown to reduce stormwater to manageable levels.
