Sentence examples for reducing capacities from inspiring English sources

Active supervision is relaxed within such environments, and where inadvertently interrupted, can be more readily concealed, reducing capacities for detection and intervention.

In this short article, we highlight the El Niño definition problem and challenges of climate forecasting and disaster responses, which can cause debate and hinder preventive actions, thereby reducing capacities to cope and respond to hydrometeorological threats.

Electrochemical experimental results and redox-sensitive staining imagings proved that the biofilms developed at +0.2 V–+0.4 V had greater cytochrome c contents and reducing capacities than the others.

Plants with high antioxidant and reducing capacities are not only useful for the green synthesis of metallic NPs, but also for the prevention or reduction of the harmful effects of reactive oxygen species (ROS), generated during normal cellular metabolism of plants and animals.

As shown in Fig.  2a, the reducing capacities of samples and the positive control increased with the increase of concentration.

Thus, the higher phenolic compounds content in the case of whole vegetable corresponded to higher scavenging and reducing capacities.

Mr. Cohen, the spokesman, said: "We will be reducing capacity in line with reduced demand.

"Law schools have been reducing capacity in a voluntary way".

Reducing capacity can increase sales, said Marc Ganis, president of Sportscorp Ltd., a Chicago sports consulting firm.

Excess capacity, a worldwide phenomenon today, squeezes profitability, and mergers are a popular means of reducing capacity.

Like its rivals in China, Japan and Russia, ArcelorMittal is reducing capacity as its customers begin to slow their output.