Sentence examples for reasonable to decrease from inspiring English sources

Although the degree to which the injected volume of sclerotic agent contributes to the development of neurological side effects is subject to debate, it appears reasonable to decrease the volume when (i) neurological symptoms occurs after sclerotherapy and (ii) another sclerotherapy session is required [11].

On the other hand, when working with diluted samples, i.e., lower concentrations of electroactive substances, it is reasonable to decrease the phenylenediamine concentration to 5 mM, which would result in higher transducer sensitivity to hydrogen peroxide due to a thinner PPD layer.

On the other hand, when working with diluted samples, i.e., at lower concentrations of electroactive substances, it is reasonable to decrease the phenylenediamine concentration to 5 mM, which would result in a higher sensitivity of transducers to hydrogen peroxide due to a thinner PPD layer.

Thus, it seems reasonable to decrease the exercise-induced oxidative stress in order to improve performance, for example, via antioxidant supplementation [ 30].

Because of this, the most reasonable solution to decrease the yearly energy consumption is to limit the amount of glazing or to use external solar shading devices.

"Asset allocation used to be the primary way to limit risk," Mr. Chamberlain said, "but the Collar Fund seems like a reasonable way to decrease risk while providing exposure to the stock market".

Thus, having a relatively high false-positive is reasonable in order to decrease the probability of missing an unknown malicious file.

This makes results comparable between sequences with different nucleotide compositions and facilitates the choice of a reasonable cutoff thresholds to decrease the number of structure hits.

Early initiation of a 5ARI in symptomatic men with enlarged prostates and a PSA level of ≥1.5 ng/mL has been proposed as a reasonable approach to decreasing prostate volume and maintaining the reduction long term (Roehrborn et al. 2004b).

Such a suggestion is reasonable, because the aim was to decrease the duration of the operation, thus decreasing operative pain and possibility of infection.

Natural RV infection does not generate sterilizing immunity, thus, reasonable goals of vaccination are to decrease or eliminate severe disease in children, but not to prevent infection.