Sentence examples for contribution to lowering from inspiring English sources

The government initially gave the green light for new nuclear power stations in Britain in 2006, claiming they would make a "significant contribution" to lowering carbon emissions as polluting coal power stations are phased out.

"The Government's reluctance to release this information proves what we have known all along - the badger cull is a hugely expensively, scientifically flawed and inhumane policy which is likely to make no significant contribution to lowering the level of bovine TB in cattle," he said.

Such reduction would also have a significant contribution to lowering the risk of morbidity and mortality related to cardiovascular diseases at the population level.

In contrast, using larger levels of scale than river reaches might benefit ecological purposes but no longer makes a contribution to lowering water levels at Beuningen/Ewijk.

In light of the evidence for the existence of conformational changes in enzymes and their connection to enzyme catalysis, the next step is to determine the source of their contribution to lowering the free energy barrier to catalysis.

Among men, reporting that the home municipality lacked a youth clinic was associated with chlamydia, indicating that youth clinics may be a valuable contribution to lower the community prevalence of chlamydia among men.

This could suggest that multiple improvements in, and synergy between, processes of care may have had small, incremental contributions to lowering mortality.

Our exploratory analyses suggest that the lower risk-adjusted mortality seen in the intervention group that received prompting was due to multiple improvements in processes of care, each of which may have had small, incremental contributions to lowering mortality.

Bureaucracy, long waiting lists, visit charges (something unthinkable for Soviet medicine) and open discussion of the financial difficulties of the health service in the Estonian media have all made their contributions to lowering confidence in the health care system in the eyes of our patients.

The board is working to secure a bank loan that would cover the rest of the season, Mr. Thorn said, though it is continuing to solicit contributions to lower the amount needed.

Their contribution to lower airway inflammation is unclear.