Sentence examples for effectively curbing from inspiring English sources

The eDetection App developed by Operation ASHA enables providers to systematically screen at-risk individuals, thus effectively curbing an exponential spread of TB using an extremely cost-effective model.

A better approach would require us to realize an intersection between the feature sets, in order to effectively curbing the database growth: FP db = ⋂ i = 1 k − 1 FP i (13).

However, in the last decade the livestock production sector has come under increasing pressure as the European Union introduced the milk quota system, effectively curbing total national and individual farm production volume, and national governments increasingly took measures to reduce the losses of nutrients from these systems to the environment.

This cost €67 million without effectively curbing irregular migration.

It could be considered unreasonable search and seizure, he said, and the law itself has no rational connection to effectively curbing the behaviour it is purportedly trying to stop.

It not only redirected the economic priorities of the revolution, particularly its efforts at economic diversification, but altered the revolution's political structure by effectively curbing the power of the trade unions and displacing socialist-leaning leaders of the MNR.

This means that biases such as 'horn or halo' effects [ 14] were more effectively curbed with the checklist than with global ratings.

The move effectively curbed the influx.

"Starting from August, the turn toward a slower economy has been effectively curbed," Mr. Zhang said.

We only wish we shared the secretary's belief that the airlines can effectively curb themselves.

The ruling was a reprieve for the increasingly unpopular Ms Rousseff because a court decision could effectively curb the power of her nemesis, lower house speaker Eduardo Cunha.