And yet despite my urge to sack off this week's column and focus on lessening the size of crater I'm about to leave in the desert floor, there's something on which I can't remain silent on any longer.
Chaudhry (2009) cocluded in his study that poverty level in rural parts of Southern Punjab in Pakistan can be reduced by lessening the size of household, getting the education level of poor better, by increasing the number of assets possessed by each household, by increasing the contribution of females in labor force and by improving condition of the access of labor to market.
If we could obtain the optimum design or shape of the miniscrew, we might be able to reduce its size and lessen the chance of root contact.
Because more than one in five patients starting dialysis will not survive their first year [ 17], such a survival requirement will reduce sample size and lessen the generalizability of study results because sicker patients are excluded from study [ 18].
It would also lessen the risk of a one-size-fits-all monetary policy by narrowing the differences in productivity growth and inflation rates among the participating economies.
Similarly, to argue that the voluntary medical doses accepted by some lessens the size, importance or biological effect of increased involuntary exposures is nonsense.
First, some other populations have been of admixed ethnicities and/or are expressed in small sample sizes, which would lessen the strength of the overall results to be consistent with our Egyptian populations.
Also, Dr. Bowen said, the reduced size of the tower will lessen the environmental damage, a point criticized even before the accident.
"We would still like a trial reduction of the maximum field size to around 30 to further lessen the risk.
Dilution factors, including water body size, rainfall, and water flow rates lessen the concentration and potency of fire retardant.
