Of course, the most consequential impact on reducing food waste has to come from the grocery stores themselves, but consumers can contribute by shopping consciously and making smart decisions not only for themselves, but for the planet.
Furthermore, experts on regulation have noted that Carter's full or partial deregulation of four major U.S. industries was much more consequential than Reagan's reducing enforcement of existing regulations.
This finding could suggest that BML are consequential to cartilage degradation and thus reducing cartilage lesions could lead to fewer BML.
This finding suggests that in addition to reducing DGCR8 expression and the consequential downregulation in miR biogenesis, additional mechanisms may also be responsible for the ΔNp63Δ/Δ epidermal cell phenotype.
The building sector shares one fourth of total energy consumption in the country and plays an important role in reducing the energy consumption and the consequential green house gas (GHG) emissions.
Planning to tighter margins (in SABR vs 3D conformal radiotherapy) clearly offers clinical gains in terms of reducing the volume of irradiated lung, and consequential acute and late toxicity, and allows for dose escalation to the target.
Persistent and consequential oral health disparities exist within the U.S. population, and reducing these oral health disparities is central to the overall goal of improving population health.
Workplace violence towards nurses is prevalent and consequential, contributing to nurses' reduced health and safety, worsened job attitudes, and compromised productivity.
The results emphasize how, as the number of interferers increases, the games actually are able to reduce the consequential loss of performances with respect to the case in which no code optimization procedure is performed.
Patient motion itself and its consequential artefacts may be reduced because of increased patient comfort and cooperation during the short acquisitions.
