Sentence examples for promote a reduction from inspiring English sources

The stimulation time/conditions were subsequently modified to promote a reduction in the man's response frequency.

However, interim testing may also promote a reduction in misinformation susceptibility depending on when the final test is administered.

As the participants are untrained, the extended duration and intensity of exercise may promote a reduction or depletion in intramuscular glycogen.

Temporary biliary stenting is both technically easy and feasible, and choleretic agents such as ursodeoxycholic acid (UDCA) and a terpene preparation may promote a reduction in stone size.

In addition to the potentially low environmental impact in terms of energy and water usage, which is minimal to the manufacture of the composting unit and avoiding the processing and transportation of waste or byproduct, composting at home can also promote a reduction in the emission of unpleasant gases.

Wouldn't it make sense from a security point of view to promote a reduction of weapons in the region rather than an increase?

"We've met with the White House, the secretaries of Treasury and Commerce and the House and Senate tax-writing leadership," said John J. Castellani, head of the Business Roundtable, which is promoting a reduction in overall corporate tax rates and in the payroll tax.

However, for a given temperature, the increase of the CO2 partial pressure in the oxy-fuel case promotes a reduction of the decarbonation rate.

Although CAP are well integrated within the cementitious matrix, their inclusion promotes a reduction in the mechanical performance so CAP could act as weak points.

Analysis of the structure to property relationships within this system indicate that the zwitterionic polymer served as a boundary lubricant and promoted a reduction in friction through hydration lubrication.

Moreover, the high sliding velocity at the initiation of motion also promotes a reduction in friction coefficient, as explained by tribology in the presence of a thin water film at the sliding interface.