Sentence examples for grown to reduce from inspiring English sources

Both thick and thin silicon dioxide (SiO2) layers were grown to reduce dark current and passivate the surface.

"I want her to keep the Olympic budget from growing, to reduce the burden on Tokyo residents".

Okun, an economist, is the author of Okun's Law, which predicts how fast the economy has to grow to reduce unemployment.

If anything, Dr. Zakheim said, the services might grow to reduce the need to use National Guard and Reserve troops -- although that issue will probably not be addressed until the 2004 budget.

Even as political pressure grows to reduce the federal budget deficit, a blue-ribbon board led by former top national security officials called on Thursday for more spending on weapons systems.

Plants were propagated in this manner for 2 3 months before the experiment to ensure that all plants used in the assay were from new growth that was healthy and actively growing to reduce any maternal or plastic effects carried over from field conditions.

But in recent months, the number of eligible cities has grown to 50, reducing the share of money New York and other major cities had been counting on.

Today, sadly, it means a gang of grizzled males crooning some rubbish in the hope of persuading a fully grown woman to reduce her mental and physical capacities to that of a 14-year-old.

Hence, world-wide attention towards energy conservation has grown markedly to reduce the carbon dioxide emission.

We used deltamethrin resistant and susceptible mosquitoes from the same area under the same growing conditions to reduce the confounding effects of geographic origin of the specimens and larval growing conditions.

Mr. Brittan, the United Technologies executive, said the company expected annual savings to soon grow to $1.2 billion, reducing costs for raw materials and supplies to $12.8 billion a year.