Sentence examples for reduce this source from inspiring English sources
Policymakers can reduce this source of turnover by supporting principals' preparation to create supportive, collegial teaching environments that enable teachers to be effective.
At higher frequencies, in the range important for vehicle guidance and control, the bubble layer tends to reduce this source of self-noise.
Therefore, it is expected that asking children directly would reduce this source of measurement error.
Information on additives as foreseen by the new regulation on placing PPP on the market [2] is expected to reduce this source of uncertainty in the future as it may allow including genuine toxicity of the additives into the prediction.
To reduce this source of variation, we averaged the calibration source activities measured for the same source over all the measurement times after decay, correcting the calibration source measurements back to the time of imaging.
More control genes could be employed for data normalization in qRT-PCR experiments in further validation studies to reduce this source of variability [58].
Most vitamin D is obtained when skin is exposed to sunlight, but the widespread use of potent sunscreens has greatly reduced this source, so a supplement may be essential.
The squatting of empty residential properties previously provided temporary shelter for some of the most vulnerable people in society but the combination of criminalising this practice in 2011, in a law we would like to see repealed, coupled with the explosion in property guardian companies, has reduced this source of shelter.
Thus, understanding and reducing this source of variance could substantially reduce overall calibration factor variability.
4, 36 As an approach to reducing this source of error, we evaluated a TI approach based on sesMD for conformational sampling.
Although we have explicitly excluded unsuitable habitats (desert, bare or sparsely vegetated ground) and thus, reduced this source of error considerably, our method is necessarily relatively coarse and might still confound finer-scale patterns.
