Sentence examples for creating a reduction in from inspiring English sources

Mutation at the same position affects the GP transport at the cell surface and its incorporation into VSV-Ebola virus pseudotype, in addition to creating a reduction in infectivity [11].

Environmental innovations tend to create a reduction in waste to a much larger extent than social innovations.

More than half the environmental innovations (59%) created a reduction in waste and 95.6% of the total instances of waste reduction benefited the environment.

That is, if the central bank wants to create a reduction in risk aversion and safe asset demand amongst lenders, banks must believe that the central bank will provide a liquidity backstop against riskier assets in the event of a market downturn.

The immediate evolutionary concern would be whether this loss of capacity creates a reduction in the effective population size (Ne) sufficient to affect the level of genetic variation in local populations or the ESU as a whole (Wayne et al. 1991; Alter et al. 2007; Willi et al. 2007).

I'm trying to create a reduction of violence in society.

This eliminates the symptom, but at the cost of creating another: a reduction in the visual field between 48%and76%6%. 1 Crucially, while we do not use the peripheral visual field for exploratory vision, its sharp temporal sensitivity is key to navigating in response to sudden events. 2 Many patients find its loss unsettling, sometimes as much as the diplopia itself.

In short, there are many powerful interest groups that are not anxious see more jobs created through a reduction in the size of the trade deficit.

In an opinion article in The Gainesville Sun, a former university administrator said this year would bring "$38 million in budget cuts, creating an accumulated reduction in state funding to U.F. of 30 percent, or $240 million, since 2006".

He said: "Many people did not value the fact that demand had reduced and this has had the effect of creating headroom for a reduction in the breadth of the service.

That move should create "a significant reduction in truck traffic and much less hassle on the street," Mr. Fenty said.