Sentence examples for means would reduce from inspiring English sources

LDL cholesterol, the harmful kind, is known as a risk factor for heart disease, and so doctors have generally assumed that lowering LDL cholesterol by any means would reduce the risk of heart attacks and strokes.

Development of effective means that would reduce risks posed by viruses will be beneficial to the shrimp culture industry.

Ashley told Turner that the 12-hour promise did not mean Sports Direct would reduce hours for those who worked longer.

It means projects that would reduce demand on their services don't happen (or if they do happen they are less likely to know about them).

Expand the Saver's Credit This credit — a tax credit for retirement savings for low- and middle-income workers — could be made "refundable," which means the credit would reduce the amount of tax owed, dollar for dollar.

This means that it would reduce the average generosity of the pension system and would contribute its the financial sustainability.

This means that it would reduce the risk of a miscarriage by approximately 30%% for the targeted group (of which not all will participate in the program).

A more reliable means of identification would reduce duplication of surveillance records.

A single chart, instead of ¯¯¯X and R charts or ¯¯¯X and S charts, to simultaneously monitor the process mean and variability would reduce the required time and effort.

A decline in mean lake level would reduce erosion, while a rise in lake level would increase erosion until an equilibrium profile returns [29].

Thus, selective pressures from nonretention mortality in large stream-types would reduce mean length in males and select against 3-ocean males but increase mean size in females and select against 2-ocean females.