Sentence examples for more effectively reducing from inspiring English sources

Using gate electrodes on either side of the channel can help turn the transistor off more effectively, reducing leakage.

Considering the SSI effects, an optimization algorithm, such as the simulated annealing algorithm, can be used to obtain design parameters of the inerter system, thereby more effectively reducing the dynamic response of structures equipped with an inerter system.

The Resilient AneuRx (RSA) has higher density Dacron compared with the standard AneuRx (STA) and was developed in an attempt to reduce type 4 and 5 endoleaks, thereby more effectively reducing sac pressure.

This prediction reverses for a second season, with adult vaccination more effectively reducing total cases than school-age vaccination.

As a result, CVVHF can more effectively reduce the effects of systemic inflammatory response syndrome in critically ill patients with sepsis by clearing large toxic inflammatory cytokines, most of which are in the middle molecular-weight range.

Moreover, the impacts could be more effectively reduced by superimposition of the external alternating magnetic field which may exert effects not only on demagnetization of the diamond grains, but also on cations' deposition process since the external magnetic field is much stronger than that produced by diamond.

Couldn't all drug-related harms be more effectively reduced within a strictly regulated market than they can under the current criminalised regime, which is completely unregulated?

Conservatives argue that ending legal protections for abortion outweighs almost all other issues, while liberals contend that social programs can more effectively reduce the abortion rate than trying to overturn Supreme Court precedents.

I can't remember seeing a movie by a major director who has been more effectively reduced to a pair of hands (or, rather, eyes), a technician whose competence is consistently on view and whose inspiration is almost entirely absent.

Many media and arts groups applauded the deal, saying that it would more effectively reduce piracy and therefore benefit the creators of music and movies, whose fortunes have eroded over the last decade.

PMI's assessment of the results notes: "The data supports the narrative that there are bigger problems in the UK to focus on than plain packaging, but if focused on smoking issues, there are other initiatives that would more effectively reduce smoking rates".