Sentence examples for lessen the use of from inspiring English sources

Southern Weekly cited Zhou Guangquan, a member of the National People's Congress legal committee, as saying that a reason for creating the separate crime was related to the desire to lessen the use of the death penalty in China, bowing to "international pressure".

Therefore, the introduction of kenaf fibre as reinforcement materials in the production of composites is expected to lessen the use of current synthetic materials especially glass fibre.

Therefore, planning for an urban subsurface sustainable future consists of the ability to lessen the use of traditional trenching techniques and developing coordinated installations of utilities.

In order to overcome this massive dumping of sandstone wastes and to lessen the use of natural aggregates, a study was carried to find out the effective use of these sandstone wastes in concrete.

To overcome this massive dumping of sandstone wastes and to lessen the use of natural aggregates, a study was carried to find out the effective use of these sandstone wastes in concrete.

The NIH Revitalization Act of 1993 required that the NIH focus more on developing methods that lessen the use of research animals, reduce pain and distress in animals used, or avoid using animals altogether.

In doing this, the doctor lessens the use of the time in an attempt to diagnose disease earlier in the course of an illness.

It was observed that drying shrinkage lessened with the use of FA, GGBFS, and MK while incorporation of SF increased the drying shrinkage.

The results show that variations in the aggregates size distribution cause considerable impact during the mixing stage but these impacts are lessened by the use of air-entraining admixtures.

To lessen these problems, the use of chemical fertilizer has been limited mainly because of little accessibility and lack of buying ability of the poor farmers in the region (Morris et al. 2007; Giller et al.1998; Mugwira and Murwira 1997; Rufino et al. 2010).

There are a relative absence of mental activity, a progressive lessening in the use of inner resources, and a retreat to simpler or stereotyped forms of behaviour.