Sentence examples for precisely to reduce from inspiring English sources

Road pricing, adjusted for place and time, can, by contrast, be fixed precisely to reduce congestion.

The cell-edge capacity has been improved by quantizing the channel state information of serving and interfering BSs for the users in the CR precisely to reduce the interference effect due to the other cells.

Indeed, CDT has long advocated building up a civilian cybersecurity capability, precisely to reduce the need to rely on NSA.

Contrary to popular belief, aid works well, provided it follows reasonable principles: It is available in sufficient amounts, is precisely targeted to reduce poverty in countries with sound policies and is administered with the full input of local decision makers.

The architecture of the WT FNR active site precisely contributes to reduce the stacking probability between the isoalloxazine and nicotinamide rings in the catalytically competent complex, modulating the angle and distance between the N5 of the FAD isoalloxazine and the C4 of the coenzyme nicotinamide to values that ensure efficient HT processes.

The task of the "European Immunisation Week" initiative is precisely that – to reduce the number of unvaccinated children and raise awareness about the need and right of every child to be protected from vaccine-preventable diseases.

In fact during the second world war, GMT+1 was used in the winter months and GMT+2 in the summer precisely in order to reduce fuel consumption.

Science can tell us what the outcome of our choices will be … But science can't tell us precisely how much to reduce and how to accomplish that task: That's where policy comes in".

"We're not getting into gas and nuclear power plants because we suddenly fell in love with this technology, it's precisely in order to reduce the company's emissions," PGE's then chief executive, Tomasz Zadroga, said last year.

The authors concluded that "although risks to the public have not been precisely calculated, strategies to reduce exposure to these and other carcinogens are warranted".

Gordon Brown, the British prime minister who shared the podium with Mr. Ban at the news conference, said an economic crisis was precisely the wrong time to reduce development aid.