Sentence examples for reducing diseases from inspiring English sources

These microorganisms were investigated for their potential roles in enhancing crop productivity (e.g. Rhizobia), reducing diseases (e.g. Penicillium and Streptomyces), eliminating and/or bio-converting agricultural wastes into valuable goods (e.g. methanogens and edible fungi), and enhancing soil fertility (legumes and Rhizobia).

We identify growth defining (temperature, daylength, animal genetic characteristics), limiting (water and feed quantity and quality) and reducing (diseases, pollutants and other conditions leading to sub-optimal wellbeing) factors, determining the production of an individual animal, in parallel to their definition for crop production, and aggregate this production to herd scale.

As it is, he said, many health agencies can't do an adequate job to increase the rate of vaccinations or to eliminate mosquito breeding grounds, both of which would contribute greatly to reducing diseases, such as Zika and perhaps AFM, in the country, he said.

Leila Ajera also believes that "this will have a significant impact in reducing diseases and improving children's health and learning conditions".

According to the National Program of reducing diseases caused by deficiency of iron and folic acid, from 2013 flour fortification will be compulsory and from 2014 - all bread products will use only fortified flour.

To support further targeted policy actions for preventing and/or reducing diseases related to environmental stressors, human biomonitoring activities need to be designed in response to hypothesis testing of existing relations.

All have transformed lives by dramatically reducing disease.

Stemming outbreaks and reducing disease levels in high-risk areas require door-to-door vaccination campaigns.

Simon Eriechu understands very well the importance of his role in reducing disease in his community in north-eastern Uganda.

Dr. Satcher said that the Clinton administration discouraged him from issuing a report showing that needle-exchange programs were effective in reducing disease.

Reducing disease exacerbations and improving quality of life (QOL) represent important treatment goals in the management of COPD.