Sentence examples for explicitly reduce from inspiring English sources
But antitrust authorities basically take a snapshot of a horizontal market for a given product and then look at whether a merger would explicitly reduce competition in that market.
The alternative vision to explicitly reduce the mission, funding, office space and power of almost every aspect of central government requires responsible citizenry but goes directly against the governments grain.
In this paper, we redesign the layout of a real world healthcare facility (Mercy Family Health Center) to explicitly reduce the back and forth flow of the patients in the existing area and consequently reduce the patient's waiting time.
However, ReliefF does not explicitly reduce the redundancy in selected genes.
In the second stage, mRMR method is applied to directly and explicitly reduce redundancy and select a compact yet effective gene subset from the candidate set.
The other components of the strategy are research investments that explicitly reduce the high cost of knowledge translation in developing countries, and the stimulation of demand-driven research.
Although Mr. Chen did not say so explicitly, reducing China's trade barriers now would make it harder for Western countries to impose reciprocal restrictions later on Chinese car exports.
Low R02 means the DR strain is not a fit competitor, a high independence (1 − c) explicitly reduces competition through protection from re-infection and through independent recovery, and a higher mutation rate increases the benefit the DR strain enjoys from DS.
The study looked only at tax and revenue changes that were passed explicitly to reduce budget deficits, and calculated the total tax increases, spending cuts or both made in each year, as a share of a given country's gross domestic product.
Although it notes that the number of new biomedical Ph.D.s has grown faster than NIH's budget and the supply of academic jobs, FASEB does not explicitly endorse reducing the number of trainees.
To address the possible concern that people with SSc have significant systemic complications that may be considered to overwhelm the impact of relatively minor foot complaints, patients were asked explicitly whether reducing foot pain would improve their quality of life.
