Sentence examples for decreasing the dependency on from inspiring English sources

The introduction of energy storage in positive energy buildings is increasingly investigated, with the objective of decreasing the dependency on the grid.

In this study, optimized scenarios for the policy makers of Giudicarie Esteriori are identified, so that they are able to face the challenges of minimizing energy costs and CO2 emissions, decreasing the dependency on foreign resources, and integrating large amount of renewable energy.

The utilization of geothermal energy provides an opportunity to decrease the dependency on fossil sources of energy.

Another way is to modularise the product to decrease the dependency on accurate prognoses (Doran, 2005; Frigant & Lung, 2002), which the Swedish truck manufacturer Scania realised and mastered.

This finding is useful as it might possibly improve the diverse energy supply market and decrease the dependency on imported fuels and environmental pollution.

After the political decision to end power generation by nuclear power stations until the year 2022 in Germany [1], agreements to decrease CO2 emissions [2], and increasing public awareness to decrease the dependency on fossil resources [3], the utilization of renewable sources increases constantly.

They should decrease the dependency on capture fisheries [ 22].

Analgesics are frequently prescribed in combination with other non-pharmacological therapies to decrease the dependency on analgesics [ 1, 2, 5].

It has been argued that neophilia is an adaptive consequence of selection by living in association with humans (Kaulfuβ & Mills, 2008), suggesting that dogs should be inherently less neophobic than wolves, which may also decrease the dependency on a group in their approach of novelty, as compared to wolves.

Furthermore, increasing H2 decreases the dependency of extinction equivalence ratio on the strain rate of the flow.

However, it can be seen from Fig. 10, the temperature of the positive ions decrease the dependency of the space charge damping on the negative ion temperature.