Sentence examples for reducing even more from inspiring English sources

Some of the batteries are already being tested by automobile companies, he said, but scientists are working on reducing even more their need for platinum, an expensive component.

While it is possible to delimit the whole vector field with two cones connected by their base, we only delimited the lower magnitude zone to avoid reducing, even more, the vector field.

Table 7 illustrates the optimal value of the quantization step, δ o p, (in the sense of minimizing P b ) for the WED (2,Q) algorithm (class cp1) applied to the codes C 1 and C 2. In general, increasing the number of quantization regions causes a decrease in the value of δ op, reducing even more the spacing between adjacent regions.

Therefore, introducing in the in vivo studies promising synergistic to TRAIL agents such as Quercetin that have been proved efficient in vitro in our lab (Psahoulia et al, unpublished data) may lower cytotoxicity by reducing even more TRAIL concentrations leading to more efficient targeted therapies.

In addition, by involving a spouse, Mr. Blattmachr said, the low value for tax purposes was reduced even more.

At the same time, the global use of coal would need to be reduced even more quickly.

That debt, which represents figures at the end of last year, has already been reduced by asset sales this year and is set to be reduced even more when AT&T sells its interest in Time Warner Entertainment, probably to AOL Time Warner.

The league has tried to eliminate obstruction tactics before, but the consensus is that rule enforcement goes down as the season progresses and and is reduced even more during the playoffs.

The government's pension insurance has limits to begin with, but those limits are reduced even more for those who retire before age 65. "There's hundreds of thousands, maybe millions, of people, who believe that the P.B.G.C. will guarantee their pensions, and it's not the case at all," said Robert Newell, a retired Consolidated vice president.

But Mr. Ouellette hopes to have it reduced even more because, by his estimate, $2,123 is close to 39percentt of her household income, which includes Ms. Esson's salary and financial help from a cousin and a brother who live with her.

And when the repairs on the north side are completed, at a cost of an additional $175 million, the twisting will be reduced even more, to levels that will still require heavy maintenance and oiling but that will be acceptable, officials say.