Sentence examples for reducing such a from inspiring English sources
There is, in fact, something inappropriate about reducing such a book to its essentials.
In this paper, a novel iterative technique has been proposed for reducing such a two-dimensional model to an equivalent one-dimensional dispersed plug flow model.
Extra operating sessions could help in reducing such a delay.
In [9], based on the shifted Legendre orthonormal polynomials, Ezz-Eldien et al. employed the operational matrix of fractional derivatives, the Legendre-Gauss quadrature formula and the Lagrange multiplier method for reducing such a problem into a problem consisting of solving a system of algebraic equations.
But when a country shows an infant mortality rate of less than thirty, it means that this country has good primary health care, and now for the purpose of reducing such a rate from thirty to fifteen, it needs to use such other specialized services such as advanced technology and drugs" (Int #10).
Reducing such a preoperative fluid deficit makes physiological sense, but this could be reached by simpler methods - namely by encouraging patients to drink clear fluids up to 2 hours before elective surgery, as recommended, and not, as is still the reality in many hospitals, with much longer fasting times [ 10].
She was shocked that anyone could reduce such a painful event in her life -- she was undergoing a double mastectomy -- to a pronouncement about her spending.
To reduce such a multipath effect, we employ a technique of installing a wave-absorbing shield on GNSS stations.
This would reduce such a journey to the timescale of one human generation: some of the scientists caught up in the beginning of the project could expect to see results within a working lifetime.
I think we severely diminish our already limited capacity for understanding other societies when we reduce such a diverse and large national experience as China's to the pathology of a single individual.
But Mr. Carafano said that traditional security procedures, including explosives-sniffing dogs and machines, and agents studying passengers for nervous behavior, could go far to reduce such a threat.
