Sentence examples for is advised to reduce from inspiring English sources

It says: "At very high level pollution levels everyone is advised to reduce physical exertion particularly outdoors, especially if you experience symptoms such as cough or sore throat".

Defra's helpline said "everyone is advised to reduce physical exertion particularly outdoor," in areas where the air pollution is rated as "very high".

Defra's helpline said "everyone is advised to reduce physical exertion particularly outdoor," in areas where the air pollution is rated as "very high" (see earlier).

Measurement of AUC 0 12 h has been well documented in transplant literature and a target AUC 0 12 of 30 60 mg/L/h is advised to reduce the risk of rejection.

Highlighting how much spare capacity is thought to be necessary, hospitals are being advised to reduce their bed occupancy to 85%.

Because water that sits in those pipes for several hours is more likely to have lead in it, residents are advised to reduce their potential for exposure by running the tap for half a minute until it is cold.

This perverse incentive has been brought up repeatedly by frontline housing staff and tenants themselves – several tenants have told me they've been advised to reduce their working hours to save money, as paying the extra rent will cost them far more.

Thirty-nine percent of the herds were advised to reduce the intensity of chemoprophylaxis.

Therefore, the consumption of flavonoids in food and other supplements has been advised to reduce weight gain and obesity [45 47].

Elsewhere: Stansted airport said the strike would have less of an impact than at Heathrow, and airlines were not being advised to reduce passenger numbers.

In this era of caution with ERT brought about by the women's health initiative (WHI) trials in older women, many young women with TS have been advised to reduce the dose of oestrogen replacement or to terminate oestrogen early.