Sentence examples for contributors to reducing from inspiring English sources
According to the United Nations Millennium Development Goals, the fight against measles and malaria are major contributors to reducing childhood mortality.
The fuel performance trends over the last decade are discussed and the significant contributors to reduced reliability experienced with commercial PWR and BWR designs are identified and discussed including grid-to-rod fretting and debris fretting in PWR designs and accelerated corrosion, debris fretting and pellet-cladding interaction in BWR designs.
That seems unlikely to happen on any great scale: Europe sees Azerbaijan as a small but important contributor to reducing its dependence on Russian gas.
We quantified impact reduction during construction and operation on the right of way of the pipeline over a five-year period and found that restoration was the greatest contributor to reducing impacts.
The prevention and correction of iodine deficiency may be an important contributor to reducing stunting, as part of a multiple intervention package for improving child health.
The most important contributor to reducing healing time is the achievement of osseointegration during the early stage and its subsequent maintenance [ 1].
We focused on AC as a potential adaptation, because this factor has been widely hypothesized as a major contributor to reducing the adverse health impacts of heat (Barnett 2007; Davis et al. 2003a; Sheridan et al. 2009).
It has been shown that reduction of body weight as small as 5% substantially reduces the morbidity and mortality risks of obesity, so even if recognizing and treating ADHD is only a modest contributor to reducing body fat mass, it is worthwhile on that grounds alone.
This hypothesis is supported by an animal model of CIP describing increased inactivation of voltage-gated sodium channels as an important contributor to reduced excitability [3].
However since five of the nine patients examined had an undetectable viral load, it is not likely that viremia is a significant contributor to reduced NK cell FcRγ expression in the context of HIV infection.
Enhanced glycolysis with lactacidosis is a key contributor to reduced extracellular pH (pHe) in tumors [ 2].
