Sentence examples for is beneficial to decrease from inspiring English sources
Well-maintained pumping pressure is beneficial to decrease the precursor intermixing level, while its effect on the chemical process is shown very weak.
The result suggests that an "opening sealing" mode is beneficial to decrease the cracking tendency of anodic films during sealing and heating processes.
In patients with distorted pelvic anatomy, prophylactic stenting is beneficial to decrease risks.
It means that the gradient flux of methane in the process of graphene growth is beneficial to decrease the defects and improve the quality of graphene.
Lower EOT could be obtained by using Hf-Ti-O higher k compared with HfO2 with the same physical thickness, suggesting Hf-Ti-O is beneficial to decrease SCE.
If backroom space now becomes available (while showroom space remains the same), it is beneficial to decrease order frequencies for item 2 from (f_2=6) ((Ble 1)) to (f_2=2) ((Bge 4)) and instead replenish it indirectly from the backroom where inventory holding cost is lower ((y_2=2)).
The new approach shows considerable merit on maneuverability and reliability, and is beneficial to decreasing the internal resistance of the μDMFC.
The other reason is that the volume average particle size decreases with increasing D, which can increase free water among coal particles and volumetric particle amount, and this is beneficial to decreasing the apparent viscosities of the modified CWSs.
A conclusion was drawn that, to reduce the weak-discontinuity of the interface in the magnetoelectroelastic structure would be beneficial to decrease the extension force of the interfacial crack.
Good drainability of the improved subsurface drainage was beneficial to decrease the amount of soil water storage after rainfall and helpful to shorten subsequent draining time of water table drawdown.
The results of the proposed method show that the method can also be beneficial to decrease both the base moment and the interstorey drift ratios in some frequency regions.
