Sentence examples for envisaged to reduce from inspiring English sources
The question arises why just 5 years ago, when regulators zealously encouraged diesel technology no other alternatives were envisaged to reduce CO2.
Soil remediation strategies may be envisaged to reduce Cd availability to the plant (e.g., soil amendments) or to extract Cd from the soil (e.g., phytoextraction).
In this case, a modification of the threshold value of FTB score used to extract TGAs could be envisaged to reduce the number of false positive CDSs.
Of interest is the fact that such resources were envisaged to reduce the gaps in local service provision and to facilitate access to and availability of continence services.
By improving the management of common health problems experienced by school children, such as malaria, the LTK is envisaged to reduce the number of days lost due to absenteeism from school.
Production of toxins bypassing known resistance mechanisms (Soberón et al. 2007) or inducing negative cross-resistance could also be envisaged to reduce fitness of resistant individuals on Bt crops (Crowder and Carrière 2009).
The voluntary agreement signed in 1998 between the European Automobile industry and the European Commission envisaging to reduce CO2 emissions has been identified as elementary for the ensuing European diesel car boom.
E2E delay is envisaged to be reduced by five times.
During plasma operations, the IVVS is located beyond the vacuum vessel, with shielding blocks envisaged to protect components from neutron damage and reduce shutdown dose rate (SDR) levels.
SCFA-mediated nourishment of the epithelium can be envisaged to result in enhanced barrier function that might reduce exposure of immune cells to bacterial products that would drive inflammatory gene expression and, consequently, phenotypes associated with gut inflammation.
Liquid metal cooled reactors are envisaged to play an important role in the future of nuclear energy production because of their possibility to use natural resources efficiently and to reduce the volume and lifetime of nuclear waste.
