Sentence examples for enabling reductions from inspiring English sources

The notice issued to MOT testers in 2014 said: "The DPF plays an essential environmental role in enabling reductions in emissions, reducing air pollution and thereby improving health quality".

Bt cotton is "softer" on natural enemies than insecticides [59, 60] enabling reductions in insecticide use [61] that allows secondary pests (e.g., bollworms, budworms, whiteflies) to recede to prior low pest status [33].

The primary focus of the current report is to identify novel therapeutic candidates that move beyond indiscriminate targeting of microtubules, enabling reductions in McTNs and the reattachment proficiencies of metastatic breast cancer cell lines by specifically targeting detyrosinated tubulin.

By enabling reduction of errors, improving speed of decisions, identifying demand signals, predicting outcomes, and preventing disasters, AI-driven smart services will play a key role in all of our lives.

We identify energy trading as a substantial contribution to today's frequency fluctuations and effective damping of the grid as a controlling factor enabling reduction of fluctuation risks, with enhanced effects for small power grids.

The PGSL stochastic search algorithm successfully identifies good control commands enabling reduction of structural response to acceptable levels at minimum control cost.

Hypercapnia was also managed in moderate ARDS patients using ECCO2R to facilitate more protective ventilation strategies by enabling reduction of tidal volumes to ≤ 4 mL/kg without complications [20, 21].

High volume hemofiltration (HVHF) has had the most dramatic effects, providing benefits in hemodynamics, enabling reduction of vasopressor doses and improving survival [ 18].

Residents with schizophrenia were excluded to gain baseline cognitive levels, enabling reduction of the probability of fluctuating mental states due to psychosis.

Breathing techniques such as the Buteyko Method are of particular interest to patients and parents, and are experienced by some as beneficial for enhancing breathing control and enabling reduction in asthma medication.

The ability of DSTs to improve the quality of decisions and enable reductions in discretionary surgery and invasive procedures without adverse effects on health outcomes has been demonstrated in clinical trials [2], [7].