Sentence examples for reducing any negative from inspiring English sources
A benefit is defined as reducing any negative impact of manufacturing operations on the environment or improving the state of nature.
This mechanism limits the production of cytokines, thereby reducing any negative effect of cytokine-mediated inflammation.
Day surgery and outpatient or ambulatory solutions can preserve or even increase the level of service quality in terms of outcomes, while reducing any negative consequences relating to prolonged hospital stays.
In the South African HDSS sites, the acceptability of fingerprint identification has been high, perhaps because the government uses the same technology to identify grantees in its old-age pension grant scheme, thereby reducing any negative connotations fingerprinting may carry.
Not in order simply to forbid everything that we don't like, but to reduce any negative effect a business might have on society.
The short periods of time during which shRNAs are sequentially expressed will reduce any negative effects that could be induced by their permanent expression within the retina.
Greater awareness among the patients of the different types of research going on could help to reduce any negative ideas and misconceptions that may exist (i.e. the guinea pig perception) and be an effective approach to improving recruitment.
However, little is actually known about individuals who choose not to purchase an alarm; especially whether they would be assessed as less at risk of having an emergency than purchasers and how often they experience emergency situations in which an alarm would have been likely to reduce any negative impact.
Planet Ocean itself will only be positioned above sand, so as to reduce any potential negative impacts on the environment, Eleanor Mitch, CEO of the hotel, told The Huffington Post.
The Oxford report concludes that this form of marking "could be reduced without any negative effect on student progress".
It has an exclusive heart rate reducing effect, without any negative effect on left ventricular function or coronary vasodilatation.
