Sentence examples for reduce availability of from inspiring English sources
They said lenders, which fought hard against changes in the student loan program, have been too quick to say cuts in subsidies will reduce availability of loans.
The economic crisis post-Brexit will only worsen the funding gap in the NHS which will reduce availability of treatments further.
The report stopped short of recommending a cap on charges, on the grounds that it could reduce availability of credit to those who need it most.
Given modeling results and that control strategies targeting wildlife are unpopular with constituencies, we suggest allocating management resources to strategies that reduce availability of anthropogenic food.
Our study reveals the potential of coastal wolves to seasonally target prey habitat and adjust to altered landscapes, but successional forests had a limited period of use (<30 years), thus forestry practices could reduce availability of wolves' preferred habitat.
"Omega 6 fats not only fuel your body's inflammatory pathways, but also reduce availability of anti-inflammatory omega 3 fats in your tissues, resulting in more inflammation," he writes.
Its chairman, Roger Canham, told Sky News: "The economics of sourcing our products from China continue to be affected by the reducing availability of labour and increasing costs.
His work on behavioral economics and the school lunch program shows how low-cost solutions can lead school children to make healthier choices without reducing availability of choices.
Of all the essential AA analyzed, lysine had the lowest digestibility value, which suggests reduced availability of this AA.
Fishes may reduce schistosomiasis transmission directly, by preying on snails or parasites, or indirectly, by competing with snails for food or by reducing availability of macrophyte habitat (i.e., aquatic plants) where snails feed and reproduce.
There was no difference among groups for biochemical parameters and some hormones in serum may due to the competition levels of zinc supplementation reducing availability of other minerals.
