Sentence examples for mobility to reduce from inspiring English sources

At the temperature corresponding to this critical value of fluidity, there is sufficient mobility to reduce inhomogeneous line broadening that occurs at lower temperatures.

In recent years, the metal doping or binary oxide photo-catalyst systems, particularly graphene-TiO2 nanocomposites, have attracted much attention due to their extraordinary characteristics, i.e., (i) photocatalyst activity enhancement, and (ii) accelerated electron mobility to reduce the charge recombination.

We propose a conceptual framework which links the two and examine a selection of indicators which might be used in assessing the outcomes of policies designed to use increased mobility to reduce exclusion.

There is an interesting real application of controlled mobility to reduce power consumption realized by Intel, that showed that a few motes equipped with 802.11 wireless capabilities can be added to a sensor network in order to act as wireless hubs [19].

This is, to our knowledge, the very first application of a resistance exercise program in patients with spinal metastases integrated in routine RT, to enhance their functional capacity and mobility, to reduce pain from spinal metastases.

Currently faced with excessive pollution and noise levels, the city has come up with a new mobility plan to reduce traffic by 21%.

The main goal of MBS simulation is to reliably predict mobility performance, to reduce the amount of costly prototypes, and to give assistance in field experiments.

The effect is opposite for the two elements; lowered pH would appear to enhance As mobility and to reduce Se availability.

This increase is attributed to the ability of ion mobility separation to reduce and eliminate chemical noise and ion suppression effects, thereby confidently identifying low-abundant peptides.

Adequate screening of physiologic and cognitive reserves in older patients scheduled for surgery could identify at-risk, vulnerable elders and enable proactive perioperative management strategies (eg, strength, balance, and mobility prehabilitation) to reduce adverse postoperative outcomes and readmissions.

All net earnings from Area C are invested to promote sustainable mobility and policies to reduce air pollution, including the redevelopment, protection and development of public transport, "soft mobility" (pedestrians, cycling, Zone 30) and systems to rationalize the distribution of goods.