Sentence examples for process for decreasing from inspiring English sources

Our motivation for this study is to develop a process for decreasing the reclamation period and total amount of water, and improving the sustainability of reclamation.

This paper described the discovering process of some shortcomings of the conventional fluid catalytic cracking (FCC) process and the proposed two-stage riser (TSR) FCC process for decreasing dry gas and coke yields and increasing light oil yield, which has been successfully applied in 12 industrial units.

The process for decreasing conflict is helpful in promoting innovative approaches to solving problems (Tremblay 2000).

This finding disconnects the co-aggregation of WT and mutant SOD1 to the processes responsible for decreasing the age to paralysis since L126Z/L76WT mice develop paralysis at an age similar to heterozygous mice expressing only the L126Z variant.

The reasonable values of simulation parameters in conical ring rolling process were determined for decreasing simulation time and simultaneously reducing finite element simulation error.

Educational programs, morbidity meetings and a comprehensive and respected root cause analysis process are important for decreasing the likelihood of future diagnostic errors.

Open image in new window Fig. 1 Deterioration process for decrease of the reinforcement bar diameter.

It can be expected that a nonuniform hole fraction could be utilized in the process of designing a liner for decreasing the number of film cooling holes and obtaining the same film cooling effect, instead of the uniform hole fraction presented in this study.

In the current research, the DMAIC method was used for decreasing the process variations of bead splice causing wastage of material.

Commodity-based trade, representing a value chain approach and a wide range of possible value-added, processed products, is a promising model for decreasing the risk of FMD infection in processed animal protein, which meets internationally recognised standards to ensure the lowest risk possible (Thomson et al. 2004; Paton et al. 2010).

The present article is not a systematic review but was designed to outline the two complementary processes that should be considered for decreasing CXR ordering.