Sentence examples for lessen predicted from inspiring English sources

In 1992, the Kyoto Protocol promoted the idea that protecting tropical forests from deforestation could help to slow the release of CO2 into the atmosphere and thus lessen predicted climate warming (Hulme 2017).

In situ evolutionary adaptation over the next 50 100 years could lessen these predicted negative effects, but is expected to be highly unlikely in reality, as G. pyrenaicus has failed to expand into similar warm and dry areas adjacent to its current range during the previous 11,000 years of the present warm period.

But the next thing an executive considers to save money is cutting real estate costs, and that, he predicted, "will lessen the effect of job loss".

This may be because selfing rates vary considerably within and among Jamaican populations (e.g.[ 39]) and even low levels of outcrossing are sufficient to allow recombination to lessen many of the predicted consequences of extreme inbreeding (e.g.[ 63, 64]).

In Scotland, it also predicted a lessening of competition and therefore potentially worse deals for small and medium-sized businesses seeking loans and services such as overdrafts.

It predicted "inhospitable arid climates" would lessen available food and water this century for the more than 3 million inhabitants of Bolivia's highlands.

We predicted that the intervention would lessen the distress of being outside.

France's rejection of the constitution had been widely predicted in opinion polls, but that did nothing to lessen the sense of shock when the result came through.

For example, focusing the analysis on variants with a predicted function could improve power to detect associations and lessen the computational burden.

Scientists study particular environmental factors, seeking ways to identify, predict, and lessen negative impacts.

The research presented here indicates that producer responses to these climate- induced shocks will lessen the impacts of climate change on agricultural production compared to the effects predicted by many natural scientists.