Sentence examples for reducing potential damage from inspiring English sources

The complex is designed to provide the automaker with a steady supply of parts while reducing potential damage and the costs of shipping.

The shorter PVS2-exposure time likely contributed to viability by reducing potential damage due to chemical toxicity or/and osmotic stress.

"Reduce potential damage to natural infrastructure by reducing water, land, and air pollution resulting from the disposition of electronic waste by instituting stringent practices for the responsible management, disposition and tracking of e-waste" (Lockheed Martin).

This process reduces potential damage to the original and gives artisans more flexibility in refining the details of the final work (http://www.nyas.org/Publications/Detail.aspx cid=2bf71020-f95a-470c-a92b-90fde775cc0a).aspx cid=2bf71020-f95a-470c-a92b-90fde775cc0a

A removable partial denture (RPD) for the restoration of maxillary defects must incorporate sound design principles to reduce potential damage to the abutment teeth and supporting periodontal tissue, while enabling acceptable functional levels of speech, mastication, and deglutition.

The measures that might be taken to reduce potential damage in the event of tourniquet use are currently the subject of research.

Control of a flood and prevention measures are necessary to reduce potential damages to natural resources, agriculture, infrastructure etc. (Billa et al. 2006; Huang et al. 2008).

For these reasons and considering also the historical and artistic importance of the artefact, a more localized heating methodology has been considered, allowing on one side to visualize the connected cracks and on the other side to reduce potential damages directly related to excessive heating of the whole statue.

Skeil et al 9 applied TENS to 44 neurological patients with urinary symptoms and also achieved the positive outcome of reducing the frequency of micturition, improving bladder function, and reducing potential renal damage.

Dietary antioxidants (vitamins A, C, and E and selenium) play important roles in reducing potential for tissue damage by stabilizing free radicals in cells, while dietary fish oil and borage oil blunt out-of-control inflammatory responses by modulating synthesis of pro- and anti-inflammatory mediators [ 31- 33].

Corresponding measures were identified to reduce potential bruise damage in the harvesters.