Sentence examples for contemporary reduction from inspiring English sources

This allowed crop yield to be improved with a contemporary reduction in irrigation depths (50%) and nitrogen leaching (more than 50%).

BP, the warm and more humid climatic conditions prevailed in the region as manifested by the further increase in broad-leaved forests and a contemporary reduction of coniferous forests, most likely due to initiation of more active SW monsoon.

This reduction in suicide mortality may imply a contemporary reduction in suicidal ideation, also among doctors.

By distinguishing among exposures to Hg from these sources, we can assess both the prospects for direct emissions reductions (decreases in the NA and non-NA anthropogenic sources) and the timescales of ecosystem response to historical anthropogenic contamination, which is not directly addressed by contemporary emissions reduction policies.

This process combines the expertise of practitioners and researchers towards improving the research-informed implementation of contemporary disaster risk reduction initiatives.

At present, BCM is becoming a significant and inseparable part of the contemporary disaster risk reduction literature, as many have pointed out (Costello 2012; Sawalha et al. 2013; Epstein and Khan 2014).

A significant problem with the contemporary tendency towards reduction and privileging of certain causal models is that other potentially fruitful approaches, such as the investigation of higher-level causes (e.g. psychological, sociological, and environmental causes) and some low-tech preventative approaches (e.g. diet) remain under-investigated.

The presented approach enables us designing contemporary electronic systems with reduction of the peak and average power consumption, so the reliability of the system can be improved.

Clearly written for all those with a stake in contemporary debates over poverty reduction and development, the book provides a breakthrough analysis of what the international community can reasonably do to build a global economy that works to the advantage of every nation.

Thus, his understanding of metaphysics differs from the realist one underlying most contemporary construals of ontological reduction.

And unification itself can be explicated differently in terms of functional or structural features of biological systems (see, e.g., Weiskopf 2011).[12] It is natural for contemporary accounts of explanatory reduction to focus on mechanisms and the study of model organisms.