Sentence examples for developments to reduce from inspiring English sources

British lenders have also reduced corporate credit availability over the three months through September and said they expected recent market developments to reduce significantly their capacity to extend corporate credit for the rest of the year, according to the latest figures from the Bank of England.

That's not the end: Nick Malleson, a researcher at the University of Leeds, has built a system that can predict the likelihood of a house being broken into, based on how close it is to routes that potential burglars might take around the city; he is meeting Leeds council this week to discuss how to use it in new housing developments, to reduce the chances of break-ins.

We have been promoting Model Based Development (MBD) for control system developments to reduce heavy loads.

HPM strategy comprises new developments to reduce primary process times and lead times significantly by the means of enhanced cutting abilities, adapted tooling and machine concepts combined with integrated examination and optimization of the process chain (Herzig et al. 2014).

The present paper extensively reviews the principles of anaerobic digestion, the process parameters and their interaction, the design methods, the biogas utilisation, the possible problems and potential pro-active cures, and the recent developments to reduce the impact of the problems.

Future developments to reduce protein adsorption include hydrophilic modification of polyetersulfone [ 29].

"We need to tailor our development to reduce congestion in the future".

That raises the possibility of manipulating the mix of gut microbes early in development to reduce the risk.

When people from organizations like the World Bank descended on Third World countries, they always tried to remove obstacles to development, to reduce economic anxiety and uncertainty.

German planning for "towns of short trips" – or promoting dense, mixed use development to reduce the average length of journeys to make cycling or walking easier – is key to this.

There is a broad regional consensus that improving the quantity and quality of education is vital for economic development, to reduce Latin America's disfiguring inequalities, and to create stable democracies.