Sentence examples for practice to decrease from inspiring English sources

Finally, the chapter addresses changes in research and practice to decrease the adverse impacts of suburbanization on Earth's Critical Zone and to make informed, proactive decisions in designing sustainable cities in the future.

Our results represent valuable information which may guide future attempts to develop strategies for public health policy and practice to decrease under-treatment of ARD.

The average of the two 24HRs was used because it is a commonly used, albeit naive practice to decrease within-person variation in the estimated usual intake.

We therefore modified the original Kapandji technique (intrafocal manipulation and transfocal, not intrafocal, fixation) in our clinical practice to decrease skin indentation, tethering, and/or other intrafocal-pin related complications.

The commercial will not stop people from having sex, but it will encourage people to alter their practices to decrease the danger and reduce rates of transmission.

These results indicate the need for future use of the developed model to investigate the prospects for land and water best management practices to decrease pollutant levels.

Decrease costs and improve accounting practices to decrease collection days (improve short-term profits) and improve cost assessment.

The program consisted of technological and engineering changes in smelter complex practices to decrease metal emissions and several cleaning and remediation activities.

Novel best practices to decrease the delivery time of EID results to providers and parents are potentially promising and range from mobile SMS and telephone technology use to improved referral systems [ 21, 22].

Highlighting the utility of medical therapy for those who are positive and the need to focus on safe sexual practices to decrease the likelihood of transmission for those who are negative, may incentivize testing and lead refugees to appreciate the advantage of knowing if they are HIV-infected or not.

The correlation found between environmental contamination and levels of urinary metabolites is a further example of a take-home pathway of pesticide exposure and points to the importance of home hygiene practices to decrease take-home exposures (Coronado et al. 2004; McCauley et al. 2003).