Sentence examples for reduce any possibility from inspiring English sources

Indeed... recent changes in Japanese defence policy bind Japan in to its allies and partner countries, and further reduce any possibility of an aggressive military posture," says Simon Chelton, a former British defence attache in Tokyo.

Thus, having no control over what different trees mean surely will reduce any possibility of finding common rules.

However, there are some provisos; primary care stakeholders consider that to reduce any possibility of loss of confidence in the ethical and local review process this sort of study design should be subject to at least proportionate ethical review by NRES.

Although all study practitioners were in agreement in terms of criteria for patient eligibility and selection, future studies may want to refine the consecutive approach we took to sampling in the course of routine practice, to reduce any possibility of 'cherry picking'.

Cook the eggs thoroughly to reduce any possibility of salmonella.

That reduced any possibility, he explained, that he might be accused of evading censorship or of unauthorized contact with a foreigner.

Furthermore, since the subject was disoriented between successive trials and no external cue was available, from the point of view of the fish the two corners were equivalent, reducing any possibility that the fish may have preferentially chosen one door by using the geometrical information of the environment.

Furthermore, since the subject was disoriented between successive trials and no external cue was available, the two corners were equivalent from the point of view of the fish, reducing any possibility that fish may have preferentially chosen one door on the basis of the geometrical information of the environment [48].

It says: "This will further reduce any slim possibility of maintaining global temperature changes at or below 2C (3.6F) and thereby increase the risk of entering a period of 'dangerous climate change'".

Originally, the room was furnished with tellers' cages, screen-topped to reduce the possibility of any financial hanky-panky.

He demanded that Congress swiftly pass measures that would sharply reduce the possibility that any Guantánamo prisoner could have a fair hearing.