Sentence examples for due to considerable reduction from inspiring English sources

Abatement of costs are, therefore, due to considerable reduction of the amount of bentonitic grout used to seal the borehole, in a way that: (1) fixing the borehole depth, the probe cross-section can be reduced (common probes diameters are 20, 25, 32 and 40 mm); (2) fixing the probe cross-section, the final depth of perforation can be shortened.

Secular changes in the way of life, which includes food intake not corresponding to energy expenditure due to considerable reduction of physical activity and work load, have resulted in a number of morphological, functional, and motor consequences which have had also a significant impact on health [ 1– 6].

This natural resource has been subject to considerable reduction in area mainly due human activities to the present state.

Preliminary results showed considerable improvement of physical health and development of children due to considerable improved level of parents knowledge.

Expression of hcl1 in M. tuberculosis H37Rv led to considerable reduction in growth.

However, during the irrigation interval (192 h and 384 h after the irrigation), more water was maintained below the top of the ridge due to a considerable reduction of evaporation under mulched furrow irrigation.

This saving is due to the considerable reduction in required distance evaluations, and the increased speed at which distance evaluations between the vectors can be made.

The generation of such methylomes is now affordable due to a considerable reduction in next-generation sequencing costs, improved computational expertise and emerging technologies that use lower DNA input, such as tagmentation-based WGBS.

Considering the additional administrative expenses required for the planning of TS, the risk-based approach was still more cost-effective than a sRS (40% reduction on the full survey costs for IBR and 8% for EBL) due to the considerable reduction in sample size.

For the chosen Ro-Ro applications, the global warming potential would be very close to the one of HFO when using LNG as fuel as well as the European electricity mix, being a lot dependent upon coal and natural gas, and due to this considerable reductions would demand usage of liquefied bio gas (Brynolf et al. 2014a, b).

These improvements lead to considerable reductions in the operating costs.