Sentence examples for reducing lifetime from inspiring English sources

New York: Use of the generic versions of directly-acting antiviral (DAA) drugs that are available in India to treat hepatitis C virus (HCV) infection can increase lifespan while reducing lifetime health care costs, says a study.

This paper reviews oxidation-induced stress, and highlights two techniques for reducing lifetime degradation during the growth of silicon dioxide on textured wafers: (i) reducing the generation of stress, and (ii) decrease the relaxation time of the silicon dioxide layer.

Compared with no DAA treatment, use of the generic drugs in HCV-infected Indian patients would increase life expectancy by more than eight years while reducing lifetime health care costs by more than $1,300 (Rs. 116,442) per person, said the study published in the journal PLOS ONE.

In fact, the CAAA specifically refer to reducing lifetime excess cancer risks to individuals most exposed to emissions from a source.

Various proposed mechanisms include reducing lifetime exposure to ovarian hormones, reducing the cumulative number of ovulatory cycles and differentiation of the breast lobules [ 4, 5].

Goal 3, "promote gender equality and empower women" needs to be expanded with a clear target of reducing lifetime IPV prevalence since violence against women hinders progress in achieving goal 3 and all other Millennium goals.

Slack modulo scheduling [33] minimizes needed registers by reducing lifetimes of operands, using their scheduling freedom (or slack).

The CRR estimates that eliminating a 2% COLA reduces lifetime benefits by 15-17%.

This has reduced lifetime productivity, taxes and retirement savings because workers spent fewer total years working.

Don't they see that early investment aggregates to a greatly reduced lifetime spend on a damaged and vulnerable person?

The best way to prevent skin cancer is to use sunscreen to reduce lifetime exposure to the sun's damaging rays.