Sentence examples for lead to greater reduction from inspiring English sources

It is found that liquefaction causes a decrease in structural frequency, whose reduction depends on the rate of excess pore pressure build-up, whereby high rates ("fast liquefaction") lead to greater reduction, ie, up to 51%.

Higher rates of diffusion and/or higher b-values lead to greater reduction in signal.

Thus, despite an evolutionary cost, resistance can evolve rapidly if a larval insecticide is used intensively, and this rapid evolution may well be desirable; rather than undermining control, the evolution of resistance can lead to greater reduction of transmission than is due to the lethal effects of the insecticide.

Reducing the population prior to AP releases, as in the FK/AP strategy, did not lead to greater reduction in competent vectors than AP-only releases in the scenarios we considered, in part because strong density dependence impeded significant reductions in the vector population density.

If we do not reach consensus we will have to take more radical action which will lead to greater reductions in capacity and jobs".

For industrialized, developed countries that had already invested in emission reductions in their own economies, it was cheaper to invest in emission reductions in other countries with economies in transition, where the same investment would lead to greater reductions.

The primary objective is to determine if high-dose spironolactone, compared with standard care, will lead to greater reductions in N-terminal pro−B-type natriuretic peptide levels from randomization to 96 h.

Therefore, a given level of MCV coverage with a two-dose course could lead to greater reductions in measles mortality than with a single dose.

Our primary hypothesis was that, compared to a waiting list, ICBT would lead to greater reductions in IBS-symptoms at the end of treatment.

Compared to established MI/CBT for alcohol use disorders this new intervention is hypothesised to lead to greater reductions in symptoms of social anxiety and alcohol use disorder and to produce greater improvements in quality of life.

This is an attractive strategy as it could reduce several components of malnutrition risk and would be expected to lead to greater reductions in malnutrition than would the strategy of dealing with risk factors in isolation [ 13].