Sentence examples for is predicted to reduce from inspiring English sources

Lower Sesan 2's impact on fisheries would be one to two orders of magnitude greater than that of any other tributary dam; on its own, Lower Sesan 2 is predicted to reduce migratory fish biomass by over 9 percent, half the total impact of building all 26.

This is predicted to reduce the fraction of recrystallized grains after thermomechanical processing.

For 90° out-of-phase mixed-mode loading, mode II is predicted to reduce drastically or even suppress plasticity-induced closure.

In an attempt to increase intraspecific competition, which is predicted to reduce interspecific competition, S. sediforme were initially arranged in two different dispersion patterns − uniform and clumped.

However, there is an offsetting effect on observed wages: the right to 40 weeks of job-protected paid leave is predicted to reduce hourly wages by 2.7% due to negative selection (Ruhm 1998).5.5

A hybrid natural gas/solar plant design able to operate 24 h-a-day is predicted to reduce the H2 production cost to 0.058 $/kW h at current fuel prices, however, at the expense of increased complexity related with the hybrid reactor design and operation plus the associated CO2 emissions of 0.42 kg/kW h.

Due to higher temperatures, many of the species studied are predicted to reduce in relative abundance.

But the restrictions are predicted to reduce catches by only 60% for pelagic trawlers, 22% for demersal vessels, which fish along the bottom of the sea, and 6% for hook and line fisheries, well below the 80% reduction urged by ICES.

"Inequalities as a result of air pollution are predicted to reduce by 2020 as a result of new policies predominantly resulting from reductions in road transport emissions, most notably associated with the ULEZ [Ultra Low Emissions Zone, a clean air zone planned for 2020]," said the progress report.

Coping skills in alcohol related issues are predicted to reduce vulnerability to relapse.

Warming temperatures and continued competition primarily from rainbow trout are predicted to reduce suitable habitat by a further 58%.