Sentence examples for desirable in reducing from inspiring English sources

A low omega-6/omega-3 FA ratio is more desirable in reducing the risk of many chronic diseases, including cardiovascular pathology [ 35].

Finally it is evident S. boulardii could be used in other bioethanol processes if a use for biomass on that scale was desirable as in reducing methane emissions.

The RR is less than 1 indicating a desirable effect of the intervention in reducing drug use (RR 0.92, 95%% CI 0.36 to 2.33).

As per the notified standards for Basmati rice, the KBBC should be <2 mm; therefore, slightly thicker grains but within the standard norm is a desirable attribute, as this would help in reducing the percentage of broken grains and increasing the head rice recovery.

Further studies are desirable to clarify the role of the dopaminergic system and the usefulness of DA2 and DA3 agonists in reducing IOP.

Obviously, a low dutycycle is desirable in order to reduce the power consumption and increase the network lifetime.

High energy density dielectrics are highly desirable in order to reduce the size and cost of dielectric capacitors, which is critical for electrical pulse-power systems and power electronics in electric vehicles.

However, as in all interferometry, multiple antenna spacings are desirable in order to reduce the possibility of ambiguity in the phase corresponding to the angle of arrival of the returned signal, when the spacing is larger than a wavelength (by also using a spacing less than a wavelength), while reducing the uncertainty in the phase (by using a larger spacing).

The extension osteotomy will reposition this arc in the sagittal plane and whilst full correction of the fixed flexion deformity may, at first sight, be desirable in order to reduce the exaggerated lumbar lordosis, this may induce a penalty of difficulty with putting on shoes in the sitting position if the maximum range of flexion of the hip is reduced.

This paper puts forward a method to design reinforced concrete (RC) bridge columns to achieve a uniform risk of failure, as embraced by the building design community, which is desirable in practice to reduce the uncertainty in the performance of bridges across regions relative to the variable risk resulting from the application of current design codes.

Shortening treatment duration is desirable in order to reduce the side effects associated with PegIFN and RBV.