Sentence examples for reduce the impediments from inspiring English sources

Automation and advances in signalling reduce the impediments to a smooth and timely rail system.

Here, we seek to reduce the impediment to herbarium digitization specifically digital imaging, databasing, and georeferencing by introducing a set of how-to workflow modules that reflect our collective practical experience with digitization.

Ultimately, we hope this will yield a submission to the Leveson inquiry and the joint parliamentary committee on privacy and injunctions whose purpose will be to reduce the pressures on, and impediments to, journalism that is conducted in the public interest.

The new Amendment will speed the process of publishing biodiversity information, improve access to this information through ZooBank, and can only help in reducing the 'taxonomic impediment' that hinders our discovery and cataloguing of zoological taxa.

Automation greatly enhances the consistency of culture conditions and may thus reduce the variability in cell quality that is one of the great impediments to the widespread application of cell-based therapy till date.

He remains the keeper of the five tests and he alone will judge how much progress is made towards reducing those impediments to structural convergence he has identified.

He spoke of the need for pro-business measures that would reduce bureaucratic impediments and rampant corruption.

It would expand the definition of "rural" lenders that could offer balloon mortgages; reduce some impediments for small banks and thrifts to raise capital or pay dividends; create an independent bank examiner ombudsman that institutions could appeal to if they felt they had been treated unfairly by their examiner; and adopt privacy notice simplification legislation.

Enhancing physical activity-related self-efficacy in prostate cancer survivors and assisting them to develop positive outcome expectations, set beneficial goals, and reduce perceived impediments may result in higher physical activity levels.

Although treatment for joint fusion can be quite invasive, a combination of surgical treatment and physical therapy, started during infancy, can reduce lifelong impediments to movement in individuals with severe contractures.

In the US, the GAIN (Generating Antibiotic Incentives Now) Act went into effect in late 2012; it earmarks novel antibiotics for priority FDA review and mandates the creation of a pathogen-focused (rather than anatomic infection site-focused) antibacterial drug-development pathway, thus attempting to reduce financial impediments to drug development.