Sentence examples for point to reduce from inspiring English sources

Crystals are grown at temperatures well below the melting point to reduce the density of defects.

Is the point to reduce returns, or is this just a system that doesn't work well, until it finally does?

In terms of Pakistan and China, it's about time they did something on that point, to reduce tensions and boiling points with these nations.

Should Berkshire, which may very well become more centralized under Mr. Buffett's successor, consider a break-up at some point to reduce an unwieldy complexity?

Republicans said they would have to pass another bill at some point to reduce the alternative minimum tax, which was originally passed to ensure that wealthy taxpayers did not escape taxation through clever use of deductions and credits.

Secretary General Kofi Annan said in a report to the Security Council that an important starting point to reduce those numbers would be if all governments ratified the core treaties and protocols on protecting children and for rebel groups to also respect those standards.

Studies at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine and Harvard University School of Public Health, among others, point to reduced risk of heart attack and improved cardiovascular function from the flavanols found in the cacao bean.

Taken together, these findings point to reduced neuronal connectivity and synaptic stability.

The changes in action potential amplitude, AHP amplitude and spike threshold observed in both DS mouse models point to reduced potassium currents.

Some authors point to reduced placental function as underlying etiology for low birth weight, cryptorchidism, and hypospadias (Fredell et al. 1998).

In particular the decreased SCFAs levels in RYGB and VBG fecal samples also point to reduced energy harvest from the diet, as previously proposed (Turnbaugh et al., 2006).