Sentence examples for reducing the exposure of from inspiring English sources

"Bold action to improve access to electricity, using clean technologies such as solar power, can contribute to reducing the exposure of the poorer families to indoor smog from coal or dung-fired cooking stoves.

Filters intended to block pornographic sites, the report explained, "can be highly effective in reducing the exposure of minors to inappropriate content if the inability to access large amounts of appropriate material is acceptable".

"We are concerned about readers, not necessarily subscribers, and this is a major step toward reducing the exposure of our kids to the hard sell of tobacco," she added.

"Compared with conventional antibiotic therapy, the prodrug approach is likely to reduce both the emergence of antibiotic resistance (by reducing the exposure of other bacteria to the active drug), and the disruption of the body's normal communities of microorganisms," he notes.

Stereotactic radiation by using fiducial markers permits higher doses of radiation while reducing the exposure of uninvolved, adjacent structures.

Roof overhangs are traditionally used and have been shown to be effective in reducing the exposure of buildings to WDR in certain climates.

By 2030, the UN wants to reduce the exposure of the global poor to climate-related extreme events.

Now he's looked at iOS 8: It appears that the threat of persistent wireless surveillance – my biggest concern – has been sufficiently addressed in iOS 8. Apple has also greatly reduced the exposure of Apple devices to commercial forensics tools.

Doctors hoping to reduce the exposure of smokers' children to secondhand smoke have found that putting nicotine monitors in the home seems to help persuade parents to smoke less around their children.

Mr. Ditlow said that gas tanks on the affected Jeeps extend more than eight inches below the rear bumper, and that a trailer hitch only minimally reduces the exposure of the tank.

Wickr is of course not the only company supporting what's called "ephemeral messaging"; SnapChat also dramatically reduces the exposure of your private imagery (with the caveat that with SnapChat, unlike Wickr, SnapChat itself gets an unencrypted copy of your imagery and messaging so you have to hope they're not saving anything. Better for national intelligence services, worse for you).