Sentence examples for particularly reduce from inspiring English sources

While he called for more wind turbines and solar panels, for instance, neither fills gasoline tanks in cars and trucks, and so their expansion would not particularly reduce the need for the sort of deepwater drilling that resulted in the spill.

These indicate that the sub-frame radial bogie can reduce the wheel rail lateral interactions and can particularly reduce the wheel rail wear significantly when negotiating a curve.

The significant reduction of 3-OMD by EGCG may increase L-DOPA bioavailability in the central nervous system and particularly, reduce potential cytotoxicity associated with elevated levels of 3-OMD.

In fact, those who wish to reduce salt intake may particularly reduce discretionary salt intake.

The need to particularly reduce weight for example in boxing, horse riding, gymnastics and long-distance running can lead to eating disorders being prevalent.

Some critics argue that the use of these new technologies may deprive cognitively impaired elders of their privacy and necessary resources currently provided by informal or formal caregivers, and particularly reduce the human contact with their environment.

Conclusions: Serum OCP concentrations measured at 8 9 years of age were associated with reduced growth, particularly reduced BMI, during the peripubertal period, which may affect attainment of optimal adult body mass and height.

FSW interventions need not be costly, and indeed even NACO-funded FSW interventions, which cost about half of the Avahan-funded programmes, were similarly associated with reduced risk of HIV infection and, particularly, reduced risk of syphilis infection.

Strains containing vib-1 alleles containing five S-to-A or five S-to-D mutations showed more severe defects, particularly reduced vegetative growth and protoperithecial development, as well as a reduced percentage of cell death during HI.

"In my opinion, technology will play an incredible role in this industry, particularly reduced risk," Ms. Herzog said.

But the stubborn nature of the problem is prompting more serious consideration of what suicide prevention experts call "means restriction," particularly reducing access to privately owned firearms.