Sentence examples for reduced possibility for from inspiring English sources

Due to its high speed, reduced possibility for fibre damage during the processing, and high efficiency, the pneumatic conveyance of fibres within confined channels has been widely applied in textile engineering applications.

Also, many pig herds have closed down since 2006 as a result of the difficult economic situation facing the pig industry, and it cannot be excluded that the herds that have closed down were to a greater extent herds with old facilities, perhaps with a reduced possibility for good biosecurity practices.

However, arguments against fenestration at the time of decompression are that there is less nucleus material remaining within such a herniated disc and that there is a reduced possibility for more extruded disc material to cause significant cord compression after hemilaminectomy.

System safety may be increased through eliminating or reducing possibilities for cognitive error, increasing error recovery opportunities and indirectly through reducing mental workload related to the execution of tasks.

Despite aims to create positive links between nature conservation and local development, PAN Parks certification seems to provide few benefits for reindeer herders and adds more pressure in terms of stricter conservation practises which threaten to reduce possibilities for free grazing (Sarkki et al.In press).

Poor infrastructure and feelings of isolation reduce possibilities for the provision of organised physical activity.

This reduces possibilities for nurses to activate an RRS in an early stage, since vital signs must also be deteriorating.

Consequently, opportunities to provide intervention efforts at clinically relevant times are diminished which may reduce possibilities for prevention and advanced care planning.

A number of problems are reported, including concerns about immigration status, social and economic difficulties, unfamiliarity with the local health system, concerns about confidentiality and stigma that increases migrants' isolation and reduces possibilities for social support (cf. Burns, Imrie, Nazroo, Johnson, & Fenton, 2007; Green & Smith, 2004; Prost, 2005).

The Judiciary Act of 1869 (the "Circuit Judges Act") reduced the circuit-riding duties of the Supreme Court justices and therefore reduced the possibility for certificates of division.

All-in-all, this exacerbated uncertainty and reduced the possibility for early agreements.