Sentence examples for contributing to less from inspiring English sources
Foulants like charged natural organic matter, colloids and bacteria can be successfully repelled from membrane surface in the presence of electric field, contributing to less adoption, accumulation, and blocking.
An improved adaptive approach is then put forward to obtain proper aggregation parameters for the KS function based constraint aggregation, contributing to less numerical difficulties while meeting the same aggregation precision compared with the existing adaptive approach.
Adding water to a TMR with greater than 60% DM containing primarily haylage and corn silage forage sources may change ration particle DM distribution and particle starch content, possibly contributing to less sorting for the smallest ration particles.
The ECB could ease much more aggressively, allowing the German economy to run hotter (thereby facilitating internal euro-area adjustment) and contributing to less upward pressure on the euro (thereby maintaining support from external demand).
A study by Oxford University revealed by the DfE just before Christmas was the most detailed ever conducted on the impact of children's centres – and it found the centres benefited parents and families who regularly attended classes in poorer areas, contributing to less disruptive home lives, better maternal mental health, and improved social skills among children and adults.
Thus, more drug was present near the surface of these beads, contributing to less entrapment within the beads.
Proposed budget cuts would contribute to less vigilance, preparation, training and a slower response.
This lack of specificity may in turn contribute to less standardized outcomes across labs.
In addition, improved wetting of these fibers by the PC contributed to less defective and, hence, more stable interphase.
The development is also within walking distance of downtown Mountain View's restaurants, shopping and local rail and its location will contribute to less car use.
Although southern fears on this score were well grounded, they contributed to less effective public diplomacy.
