Sentence examples for in order to reduce problems from inspiring English sources

In order to reduce problems of collinearity, the main effect terms were mean centered prior to constructing the gene × gene interaction term[ 35].

In order to reduce problems associated with differential probing patterns between moderators, a 'cross-reader' approach was suggested as an alternative to the thematic coding and frequency analysis.

Patient seeks medical help for improving cosmesis or to get the size of the involved part reduced in order to reduce mechanical problems.

It has been detected that a series of habits and beliefs would ideally need to be acted upon in order to reduce health problems.

In order to reduce the problems due to high eccentricity orbits, the logarithmic Hamiltonian regularization was applied and a symplectic integrator of the Wisdom Holman type was implemented.

The local production of these radioactive sources became a priority in order to reduce the problems of prostate cancer management for end users.

The sandwiched osmotic tablet system that could deliver Nifedipine and Metoprolol tartarate simultaneously for extended period of time was developed in order to reduce the problems associated with multidrug therapy of hypertension.

Two Kirschner wires were inserted and tensioned for each of the proximal and distal rings; 2 screws coated with hydroxyapatite were applied to the ring used for transport (on the medial subcutaneous surface for the tibia and laterally for the femur) in order to reduce skin problems from the crossed wires.

At the suggestion of Robert Christy solid spheres instead of the originally intended hollow ones were chosen for the pit, in order to reduce the problems with jets and spalling.

For patients recovering from infection, the need for support in all of these areas also persists beyond the treatment period, with participants suggesting a need for more physical support in order to reduce psychological problems such as depression.

In order to reduce these problems, detailed information on retrospective occupational [ 17] and educational histories would be preferable in the older population but the collection of this amount of data requires lengthy questionnaires which are not always feasible or acceptable in postal surveys.