Sentence examples for reducing avenues from inspiring English sources

The effect was a broadening of the classes of persons that are liable for character cancellation, further reducing avenues for merits review, and increased executive power to overturn decisions of the merits review bodies.

By putting the liability to re-pay the loan onto the individual reduces the avenues for fraud using this scheme.

Efficient Evaluation of Edit Paths (EEEP) is a new tree comparison algorithm that uses evolutionarily reasonable constraints to identify and eliminate many unproductive search avenues, reducing the time required to solve many edit path problems.

The goal of this research was to develop a methodology for estimating the uncertainty in PV yield predictions and to identify avenues for reducing this uncertainty.

Finally, avenues for reducing yield uncertainties were identified, including: increasing the reliability and resolution of solar radiation estimates, including measurements of irradiance in non-horizontal planes at high quality ground stations, reducing the uncertainty in module ratings and investigating losses that have not been well documented such as those due to dirt, soiling and snow.

These results show that different types of behavioural plasticity are mediated by specific domains of PSD95 and suggest novel therapeutic avenues for reducing inflammatory pain.

The explanations presented in the discussion section suggest additional avenues for reducing the smoking population in workplaces, such as by considering work contexts specific to certain occupations, social norms for fostering interactions in certain sub-cultures, and the sale of cigarettes in betel-quid stalls.

"A more promising avenue" for reducing costs, he said, is likely to be found in the law's many pilot programs and the Medicare and Medicaid innovation center.

Given this, one avenue for reducing the stress associated with military operations is to lessen the frequency and duration of deployments.

The significance of the coca findings suggests that a less-controlled, more flexible coca market is the principal avenue to reducing corruption levels in the country.

The use of improved high yielding crop varieties is an important avenue for reducing hunger and food insecurity in developing countries.