Sentence examples for implementing procedures to reduce from inspiring English sources
As part of this process, it has established a target of restoring 40,000 hectares of degraded land to native forest by 2025, as well as implementing procedures to reduce the operational impacts on biodiversity.
However, implementing procedures to improve workplace safety could help reduce industrial accidents involving chemical exposure.
He will also "identify issues that may affect the arraignment process and modify, develop and implement procedures to maximize effectiveness in reducing arrest-to-arraignment times," the statement said.
Furthermore, we implemented a series of filtering procedures to reduce the number of probe sets to be tested, which is summarized as follows: (i) Filtering " Absence call" probe sets: We applied a Bioconductor package called "Presence-Absence Calls with Negative Probesets" (PANP) that uses Affymetrix-reported probe sets with no known hybridization partners.
The United States will review visa procedures to reduce economic theft by non-traditional intelligence collectors.
The report suggests two health boards - Aneurin Bevan and Betsi Cadwaladr - have failed to fully implement procedures designed to reduce the risk of giving patients the wrong blood transfusion, despite the deadline for its implementation passing in May 2007.
This artificial neural network supported genetic algorithm (ANNSGA) can thus be implemented at the end of a stochastic optimization procedure to reduce the experimental effort.
The washing procedure implemented to reduce this carry-over effect is often very time-consuming and the elution gradient also yields inconsistent electrospray conditions across the separation.
A sampling procedure was implemented to reduce the sample to a manageable number of articles while maximizing the diversity of story content and minimizing the oversampling of the same story described in more than one newspaper.
Several site control procedures can be implemented to reduce worker and public exposure to chemical and physical hazards.
Despite the potential problems of AM removals to the prediction of PA, it appears as though relatively simple imputation procedures can be implemented to reduce poor estimates.
