Sentence examples for reduced carrying from inspiring English sources

Reduced carrying capacity and shifts in land suitability mean that large stock numbers will be particularly hard hit by climate change.

Good stores management at Beta first required that management recognize the value adding capability of a good stores function, which included increased working capital, increased plant capability, reduced carrying costs, reduced shrinkage, and improved maintenance efficiency.

Although the city had an excellent natural drainage system consisting of 24 natural canals and a large retention wetland pond before 1940 (Haq 2006), with the rapid and unplanned urbanization, most of the canals have been illegally occupied by real estate companies and this has resulted reduced carrying capacity of stormwater of the city.

We here focus on habitat loss, where the immediate consequences of environmental change might include increasing isolation, reduced carrying capacity, increased environmental variation, and shifts in local trait optima (Carvajal-Rodríguez et al. 2005; McClure et al. 2008).

A combination of reduced carrying capacity in upland forests because of lower soil fertility, and higher hunting pressure may be an important explanation why orangutans became locally extinct in extensive dryland forest areas of Borneo during pre-historic times.

Charles has fought through an uneven season of fumbles and reduced carries to put together one of the top rushing seasons in Texas history.

The custom service also helps Lands Endd to reduce the amount of unwanted merchandise in its warehouse at the end of the season, which reduces carrying costs and increases the average profit margin per item, because fewer clothes are sold at clearance prices.

Thomas C. Jorling, International Paper's vice president for environmental affairs, who was commissioner of New York's Department of Environmental Conservation from 1987 to 1994, said that selling the easement rights would lower the company's taxes and reduce carrying costs on the land, part of some 19 million acres in its worldwide holdings.

The idea, of course, is to increase inventory turnover and sales volumes and reduce carrying costs.

Senna obtusifolia is an aggressive invader of rangelands and can completely outcompete palatable grass species and eradicate the growth of pasture species, leading to the exclusion of livestock in semi-arid rangelands (Randell 1995) through reducing carrying capacities of rangelands by as much as 85% (Mackey et al. 1997).

Because the neutral film clip was primarily included to minimize affect and thus reduce carry over effects between the positive and negative film clips, PANAS ratings were not obtained after the showing of this clip.