Sentence examples for practical reduction from inspiring English sources

These curves permit to appreciate the practical reduction of system load carrying capacity and, upon choosing the value of residual integrity admissible for engineering design, the Thompson practical stability.

The first advantage is the practical reduction in cost and time it takes to assemble in vitro transcribed siRNA onto nanoparticles as opposed to synthesizing chemically modified RNA on an automated RNA synthesizer.

In [ 5], Backofen et al. present a compelling, practical reduction in space and time using the observations of [ 6] that yields a worst-case improvement when additional problem parameters are included in the time-bound i.e. O(nZ) where n ≤ Z ≤ n.

The case-only approach has some apparent advantages over conventional time-series methods in assessing the interaction between a time-dependent variable and a time-fixed factor, such as practical simplification of modeling and reduction of potential time-invariant confounders related to death (e.g., smoking) [ 31, 32].

This budget includes a $3.5 billion climate solutions package – $2bn of which will go to practical emission reduction activities, working with farmers and Indigenous communities.

They need practical 'harm reduction' advice to minimise the risks - like the crush, dab, wait campaign - something Anne-Marie Cockburn wishes had been around before her daughter died.

But a chart released in advance of Monday's speech makes it clear the looming abatement exercise will rely significantly on accounting measures as well as on practical emissions reduction.

To meet the target, the government intends to count a 367 megatonne abatement from carry-over credits, which is not practical emissions reduction but an accounting system that allows countries to count carbon credits from exceeding their targets under the soon-to-be-obsolete Kyoto protocol periods against their Paris commitment for 2030.

On the other hand, the authors in [13] simply estimate the running times for the NTL implementation of the BKZ algorithm, which is one of the most practical lattice reduction algorithms.

Currently there are few practical methane reduction technologies available for housed ruminant animals, and no effective technologies for pasture-grazed animals, the main feeding system employed in NZ.

If further research determines that this correlation indicates causation, we could educate physicians about the effectiveness of their coping strategies, and integrate the beneficial strategies into practical stress reduction interventions.