Sentence examples for consequence of reducing from inspiring English sources

We find that all of these policies have the intended consequence of reducing inequality.

Government-imposed controls in some countries have reduced prices, often with the unwanted consequence of reducing stocks as well.

Could, for instance, the popularity of Business Weeks ratings of business schools have the unintended consequence of reducing cooperation among schools, hurting education and research as a result?

This suggests that unconventional monetary policy designed to support domestic lending can have the unintended consequence of reducing foreign lending.

Porter said councils believe the bill would "not help government achieve its ambitions, having the unintended consequence of reducing the availability of much-needed council housing, and hampering our ability to invest in new affordable council housing".

This is a consequence of reducing surface stresses by improving fold packing whose spatial requirements are best met by inclined as opposed to the initial perpendicular fold surfaces.

Therefore downregulation of numerous miRNAs with senescence and aging may arise as a consequence of reduced miRNA biosynthesis due to reduced Dicer expression.

This may indicate that the reduced incidence of asthma in the intervention cohort was not a consequence of reduced parental smoking per se.

As a consequence of reduced microglial ApoE production in the absence of Trem2 function, amyloid plaques contain less ApoE.

Conversely, cell viability was significantly reduced at 48 hours post treatment (Fig. 4d), likely as a consequence of reduced cellular proliferation in the preceding 48 hours.

Taken together, this suggests that the effects of chronic blue light exposure on adipokine secretion may be a downstream consequence of reduced adipocyte lipid content.