Sentence examples for produced to reduce from inspiring English sources
Chimeric Ab derivatives of the anti-αvβ5 mAb 14C5 were recombinantly produced to reduce the risk of generating a HAMA response in humans.
It also serves as the backbone for the System of Social Statistical Datasets, and tailored weights can be produced to reduce the non-response bias.
However, in the WFFO group adequate amount of LA was not produced to reduce pH to the desired level on the 3rd day of fermentation.
Kachia Grazing Reserve (KGR) was established by the Kaduna State Ministry of Animal and Forest Resources in 1967 to settle nomads in one location to improve their standard of living, to improve the quality of livestock produced, to reduce conflict between nomads and farmers and to provide an area for research (Waters-Bayer and Taylor-Powell 1984a).
Graded layered coatings were designed and produced, to reduce the thermal expansion mismatch with the substrate: in all cases, the upper layer consisted in pure alumina (very resistant to chemical attack); alumina mullite intermediate layers were added to match the low thermal expansion of the porous substrates.
In order to be able to identify regions that are uniquely responsible for predicting glucose and not derived from the correlation with xylose, three datasets were produced to reduce the correlation between glucose and xylose.
Forage City invites people to share their backyard produce, to reduce waste and share healthy food.
Farming was identified as one way for health professionals to earn extra money through the sale of farm produce; to reduce expenditure on food; and to support relatives who may be provide labour on the farms.
Heat is transferred from thermal fluid to produced fluid to reduce viscosity of heavy oil.
The guidelines produced aim to reduce the risk of transmission from infected HCWs to patients.
Advances in our understanding of trauma pathophysiology have not yet produced treatments to reduce susceptibility to infection and mortality of injury-induced MODS patients.
