Sentence examples for play a part in reducing from inspiring English sources

Gutowski says societal actions also play a part in reducing energy use.

Relatives and caregivers can play a part in reducing the risk.

Biofuels can be used in place of petrol and diesel and can play a part in reducing emissions from transport.

These messages are being shared here as education, with the hope that they can play a part in reducing the ignorance, bias, anger, and/or whatever else that contributed to Matthew's violent end.

For instance, Renault and PSA have jointly developed and produced their latest engine in a factory in France; BMW and Chrysler are doing the same with a small engine in Brazil, while Volkswagen and Ford share production of a "people carrier" (minivan) in Portugal.But closures will almost certainly have to play a part in reducing spare capacity and boosting profits—as GM and Ford testify.

Waiting times also impact significantly on a department's workflow and interaction with other departments, and consideration of extended working hours, clear indications for patient referral, the need for additional scanners and general measures such as sequence rationalisation in MRI all play a part in reducing this as much as possible.

Turbulent markets, redemptions and competition all played a part in reducing the volume of activist investing.

Phosphorylation of Pde1p leads to increased phosphodiesterase activity, which plays a part in reducing the cAMP level following a glucose induced spike.

Combat Stress operates a community outreach assessment to determine eligibility before veterans are offered a place on the programme, which may have played a part in reducing the rate of drop out.

Exogenous application of gluthione to malformed panicles resulted in normal panicles and these panicles fruited like the healthy control., The response of glutathione to reduce the disease incidence may explain the fact that it plays a part in reducing ascorbate required in the last step of ethylene biosynthesis catalyzed by ACC synthase.

So, could yoga play a part in helping to reduce crime in England and Wales where the latest figures show adult reoffending rates are 37%?