Sentence examples for reduce the demand of from inspiring English sources
Colombia's president, Andres Pastrana, is correct when he says the United States must do more to reduce the demand of its citizens for illegal drugs (front page, Aug. 30).
The best analogy is with drugs - burning lots of seized drugs, or putting up the jail terms for dealers and traffickers, is not going to reduce the demand of someone who wants their fix.
Active design involves making more energy efficient heating, ventilation, air-conditioning (HVAC) systems, hot water production, lighting and any other building services application, whereas passive design focuses more on building envelope related aspects determined by the architectural design so as to reduce the demand of the building for energy.
It will reduce the demand of water.
It can also somewhat reduce the demand of potable water, but due to its lower distillate output, it cannot be used in wider applications.
As was expected, we find that, depending on the parameters of the model, it is valuable to carry out these campaigns as they may reduce the demand of the unhealthy food as well as the degree of the unhealthy attribute.
The proposed change may substantially reduce the demands of running the protocol to make it feasible to implement on very inexpensive machines and slow-speed links.
Slowdowns in one country reduce the demand for the exports of other countries.
Our study reveals that L51P reduces the demand of exogenous BMP-2 to induce bone healing markedly, without promoting bone formation directly when applied alone.
Based on these properties, we design an improved dilution/mixing algorithm (IDMA) that optimizes the usage of intermediate droplets generated during the dilution process, which in turn, reduces the demand of sample/reagent and production of waste.
When the FAO offers assistance to these island nations, the revenue generated from the sale of locally produced agricultural products can be used to acquire alternative sources of protein from other nations, reducing the demand of these island nations for a constant supply of fish to satisfy protein and energy needs.
