Sentence examples for reduces the disruption from inspiring English sources

In DSS-induced colitis, the DIM reduces the disruption of the colonic architecture by suppressing colonic myeloperoxidase activity and the production of proinflammatory cytokines [ 125].

This may encourage not only a more sympathetic design that both reduces the disruption to older people's lives and facilitate greater satisfaction but also enable healthcare professionals to better prepare older people for the integration of medical devices into their lives and homes.

The model showed that, while temperatures dropped sharply as CO2 was reduced, the disruption to precipitation continued for several decades.

"Certainly, if we can reduce the disruption of train horns, we would like to do that," he said.

Try this: I will look to reduce the disruption caused by strikes on the Tube by negotiating a no-strike deal, in good faith, with the Tube unions.

BP said it was studying the possibility of operating portions of the pipelines to reduce the disruption, but it is unclear whether it can do that.

"We need to understand whether improved communication between the National Grid, distribution companies and their customers could have reduced the disruption," he said.

We present a mixed-integer programming model whose objective is to minimize the nominal cost (the cost when no disruptions occur) while reducing the disruption risk using the p-robustness criterion (which bounds the cost in disruption scenarios).

Having a team in place and a plan for dealing with the most likely and damaging crises can help limit the fallout and reduce the disruption caused when one comes up.

The secret of making the interface work is "to give you the key things well, not to give you a lot of things," says Professor Steven Schwarz, "It's about maximising the value of the information and reducing the disruption".

May said the Cobra meeting had also agreed that the Department for Transport and Kent county council would urgently find options to reduce the disruption caused by redeployment of Operation Stack under which the M20 is closed outside Dover to turn it into a giant lorry park for vehicles waiting to cross the Channel by ferry.