Sentence examples for entitled reducing from inspiring English sources

To describe the methodology, challenges, and baseline characteristics of a prevention development trial entitled "Reducing Pain, Preventing Depression".

Clearly there is a trade-off, as Marian Swain and co-authors from the Breakthrough Institute and Oregon State University describe in a new paper entitled Reducing the environmental impact of global diets (open access).

The project, entitled "Reducing Inorganic Arsenic Levels in Rice by Appropriate Water Management," is a collaboration between Cornell scientists and researchers in Indonesia, Malaysia, Mali, Nepal, Philippines, and Sri Lanka, who will test reduced water-use practices associated with SRI in order to determine whether arsenic can be reduced in rice across a range of soils, while maintaining yields.

Earlier this month the President's Cancer Panel submitted its report, entitled Reducing Environmental Cancer Risk: What We Can Do Now, which describes the effects of environmental exposures on cancer risk.

Last week, the President's Cancer Panel released a report entitled "Reducing Environmental Cancer Risk: What We Can Do Now".

A paper entitled "Reducing Foreclosures" and recently issued by the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston found that negative home equity and adverse life events, e.g., job losses, were the major drivers affecting the likelihood of a mortgage delinquency.

But the immigration minister, Mark Harper, defended the bill, saying it would "stop migrants using public services to which they are not entitled, reduce the pull factors which encourage people to come to the UK and make it easier to remove people who should not be here".

But the immigration minister, Mark Harper, defended the bill saying it "will stop migrants using public services to which they are not entitled, reduce the pull factors which encourage people to come to the UK and make it easier to remove people who should not be here".

This bill is a travesty and must be stopped". But the immigration minister, Mark Harper, defended the bill, saying it would "stop migrants using public services to which they are not entitled, reduce the pull factors which encourage people to come to the UK and make it easier to remove people who should not be here".

Immigration minister Mark Harper said: "The Immigration Bill will stop migrants using public services to which they are not entitled, reduce the pull factors which encourage people to come to the UK and make it easier to remove people who should not be here.

Thank you for submitting your work entitled "Reduced matrix rigidity promotes cardiomyocyte dedifferentiation, proliferation and clonal expansion" for peer review at eLife.