Sentence examples for reduce lifetime from inspiring English sources

The best way to prevent skin cancer is to use sunscreen to reduce lifetime exposure to the sun's damaging rays.

Using a mathematical model for patients in India, researchers found that copycat versions costing around $300 would increase life expectancy by more than eight years and reduce lifetime health care costs by more than $1,300 per person.

Water, without which the life would not exist, may significantly reduce lifetime of a bridge structure, which is not well drained, and not only from the surface of bridge deck, but also from its covering.

These projects are expected to reduce lifetime GHG emissions by up to 6.4 million metric tons [PDF] – the equivalent of taking 70,000 cars off the road for 20 years.

As West et al. (2007) and Bowles and Gintis (2011) note, if altruism is defined by reference to lifetime fitness, then Trivers' theory is not really about the evolution of altruism at all; for behaviours that evolve via reciprocation of benefits, as described by Trivers, are ultimately of direct benefit to the individuals performing them, so do not reduce lifetime fitness.

David L. Katz, MD, MPH, FACPM, FACP has written a book all about using what we already know to reduce lifetime risk of all major chronic disease by 80percentt.

The CRR estimates that eliminating a 2% COLA reduces lifetime benefits by 15-17%.

This has reduced lifetime productivity, taxes and retirement savings because workers spent fewer total years working.

Don't they see that early investment aggregates to a greatly reduced lifetime spend on a damaged and vulnerable person?

The increase in operative slip length occasioned by the presence of low-angle grain boundaries lead to enhanced crack initiation and reduced lifetime.

While for bare material the riblet structure reduces lifetime by around one order of magnitude, the clad material is not negatively affected by the surface structure.