Sentence examples for possibilities of reducing from inspiring English sources
"It is way cheaper in the long run if you calculate the people who don't die because of lung disease caused by emissions and the possibilities of reducing climate change," Mr Langelaan said.
In this study, fly ash from a boiler fueled with wood chips and straw was treated either by electrodialytic remediation (EDR) directly or by a combination of EDR and pre-wash with distilled water to investigate the possibilities of reducing the heavy metal content and reusing nutrients as fertilizer and bulk material in construction materials.
The objective of this research was to analyze the possibilities of reducing the nozzle operating pressure of impact sprinklers from 300 kPa (standard pressure) to 200 kPa (low pressure) in solid-set irrigation systems without reducing the sprinkler spacing and maintaining crop yield.
It is consequently very important to investigate the possibilities of reducing this peak demand.
At our hospital, we have a single-head breast-specific gamma camera (Dilon 6800, Dilon Technologies Inc., Newport News, VA, USA) for which we want to explore the possibilities of reducing acquisition times or, equivalently, further reducing patient dose.
This is associated with degenerative changes of chondral structures and declining lubrication of articular surfaces leading to limited possibilities of reducing friction [ 36].
Therefore, the findings of Cole et al. (2006) did not preclude possibilities of reduced fecundability by PCBs/PCDFs, as has been found in our study.
Like most of my colleagues, I use as little medication as possible and constantly re-evaluate my patients for the possibility of reducing or discontinuing medication.
Maybe Quarta's promised consultation referred to the possibility of reducing Sorrell's maximum annual jackpot to less than £10m.
He held out the possibility of reducing the 140,000 American troops in Iraq over the next year, but made no promises.
The abrupt cancellation — and the possibility of reducing or removing U.S. troops from Korea altogether — could have deeper consequences.
