Sentence examples for contribution in reducing from inspiring English sources
The ad is designed to "boost morale within the ranks" and raise public awareness about detectives' contribution in reducing crime, said Michael J. Palladino, the detectives' union president.
Theoretically we could produce 95% of domestic and commercial gas demand from the grass on marginal farmland by 2035, so there is vast potential to make a big contribution in reducing carbon emissions".
Because, sub-threshold and leakage current both depend on the total gate count, transistors and gate width, a pipelined approach makes substantial contribution in reducing the leakage current.
The pulse electric field–hydrocyclone field coupling unit presents an evident effect in the treatment of emulsified lubricating oil and has a large contribution in reducing the subsequent processing time of the vacuum heating unit.
It is concluded that in structural GRP laminates, shear and transverse normal stresses have an important contribution in reducing operational life, irrespective of their magnitude, usually small compared to axial normal stresses.
Rotavirus vaccines are urgently needed in this region which would make a substantial contribution in reducing childhood deaths and hospitalizations due to rotavirus [ 36].
One person who is widely recognized for her contributions in reducing dietary lead exposure is Kathryn Mahaffey while at the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (Denworth 2008).
In terms of implementation, our key contribution consists in reducing the number of shared memory accesses.
5 The mechanism of action and the real contribution of metformin in reducing CV mortality was not definitively assessed in this study.
And the contribution of prevention in reducing the global burden of diseases is recognised in the emerging agenda for chronic diseases research [ 18].
The triage approach for routine PYHC assessment and its contribution to efforts in reducing the need for specialised health care among children and into adulthood needs further validation.
