Sentence examples for limiting the occurrence from inspiring English sources

In addition, homogenizing the bipolar plate temperature increases the lifetime of the system by limiting the occurrence of strong thermal gradients.

A time-limited behavioral treatment of depression is described, based upon the matching law, targeting both environmental factors maintaining depressive behaviors and factors limiting the occurrence of more healthy behaviors.

Scholars in industrial and organizational psychology have suggested that understanding happiness and unhappiness could lead to cost-effective ways of enhancing working conditions, job performance, and to limiting the occurrence of psychological disorders.

In this review, we argue that the lack of sustainable excitability in locomotor circuitries after SCI prevents the emergence of functional motor states during training, thus limiting the occurrence of activity-dependent plasticity in paralyzed subjects.

As is true for most types of solid tumors, the primary cause of death is the development of metastatic disease; but no current therapies specifically target the metastatic process, as a potential approach for limiting the occurrence or the progression of disseminated tumors.

This finding is important from a translational point of view because combination therapy may decrease the required dose of individual drugs, thus limiting the occurrence of adverse effects.

In this paper we present new techniques that, on the one hand, improve the current space/time tradeoffs for retrieving pattern occurrences in CSAs, and on the other, efficiently support extended pattern locating functionalities, such as retrieving occurrences in text order or limiting the occurrences to within a text window.

The number of conditions required to align over this large an area usually limits the occurrence of such widespread outbreaks to March and April.

A special attention was paid to limit the occurrence of any chemical disturbance.

Prevention should limit the occurrence of advanced stages at diagnosis in the future [4, 26, 27, 28, 29].

The use of solarization once a year or once every two years limited the occurrence of S. sclerotiorum.