Sentence examples for reducing the concern from inspiring English sources

This general condition often contributes to reducing the concern individuals and authorities have about landslide risk (Kjekstad, and Highland 2009).

Thus, these studies provide further justification for reducing the concern about development of NMSC from solar UV irradiance.

Iran has a new president who seems intent on entering into a calmer dialogue about its nuclear programme and reducing the concerns about it.

Smaller antennas are easier to install and will be loss obtrusive, reducing the concerns of urban preservationists to unsightly tower masts that have long plagued the deployment of 4G antennas in communities across the United States.

Simon Hayes, an analyst at Barclays Capital, said recent data have, to some extent, reduced the concern raised by the weak fourth quarter growth figure, noting that the latest survey data — known as purchasing managers' indexes — indicated that the economy rebounded strongly in January, both for manufacturing and services.

The rate of carbonation for the samples with 30 and 50 % GGBS replacement increased, however longer period of water curing for GGBS blended cement concrete reduced the carbonation rate and reduce the concern of increased carbonation rate.

Such research would help policymakers design return migration policies that may reduce the concern of a massive permanent migration wave to the United States and also improve the gains of return migrants in the source economy.

This approach reduces the concern that any differences we might find are related to earlier locational decisions of Māori and non-Māori, including those related to the impact of the economic reforms, and not to underlying mobility propensities.

The advantage of this nanocomposite with low Ag content will reduce the concern and risk of excessive Ag usage, which make it a potential material for food packaging and wound dressing applications.

Similarly, our falsification test also helps reduce the concern raised by Dube et al. (2010); Allegretto et al. (2011) that high-wage industries also experienced lower job growth after minimum wage increases, which is spurious.

While not eliminating the potential for bias, this greatly reduces the concern.