Sentence examples for potential for reductions from inspiring English sources

Although the design of metamaterial sensors might offer high compression ratios, Mr. Hunt said the real advantage lay in the potential for reductions in size.

The x axis shows the potential for reductions, e.g., in MWh, whereas the y axis shows the specific, marginal cost, of each MWh reduced (e.g., in €/MWh).

They concluded that although RO consumes less energy than MED when considered in isolation from power production and heating/cooling operations, overall, the use of MED offered greater potential for reductions in greenhouse gas emissions due to the ability to link the production schedule for desalinated water to the availability of waste heat from the power generation and cooling units [17].

A simple model for the limiting case of very thin and very small film predicts that the chronoamperometric current decays exponentially with time except in the limiting current region, and that the linear scan voltammogram occurs at potentials negative of the formal potential (for reductions) and shifts to more positive values with increasing scan rate.

In terms of emission-reduction strategies, we have a clear option ahead of us - accelerate the pace of climate action using all available mitigation levers to unlock the full potential for reductions from all sectors.

Failure of linkage to HIV and ART services translates into incomplete ART coverage at population level, seriously undermining the potential for reductions in mortality, morbidity, TB incidence and HIV transmission.

The potential for reduction in relation to the cost has been eroded.

Bold items highlighted to illustrate the potential for reduction in unnecessary investigations and inappropriate antimicrobial therapy.

From this finding, we see that in the year 2020 the potential for reduction stands at a rate of 11%%.

Although there is diversity in structure and function, they have a common potential for reduction of azo dyes (Fig. 1).

Biomass has a significant potential for reduction of both CO2 emission and consumption of fossil fuels in energy production sector.