Sentence examples for reduction identified from inspiring English sources
In the Jakrem community, the organisms related to sulfate reduction identified from library those having closest hits to Desulfomicrobium apsheronum (Rozanova et al. 1988), Desulfomicrobium thermophilum (Thevenieau et al. 2007) and Desulfomicrobium sp. B1 (Chen et al. 2008).
A systematic review of the health benefits of smoking reduction identified 24 other studies, most of which were small and with short follow-up (3).
Disaster risk reduction identified in the MKUKUTA (I & II) and MKUZA (I & II) strategies to address the challenge of disaster, its mitigation and the transition from humanitarian assistance to development.
A traditional programme of road density reduction identifies and eliminates all road segments that will not be needed in many years.
Nearly three-quarters of the emissions reductions identified in the 2025 plan will come by transitioning to less carbon-intensive ways of producing heat and electricity.
In power generation, energy efficiency measures that focus on building knowhow capacity and providing a convincing cost perspective for utilising the highest efficiency technologies for all new plants and, restoring design efficiency in existing plants, can help tap 2.15Gt of CO2 of the potential emissions reductions identified by IEA for the sector in 2050.
Warren et al. [ 24] on position 3 used a reduced frequency of symptomatic hypoglycaemia by 42% and of severe by 52%, which are the highest reductions identified in this review.
Sufficient technical capacity to quantify required use reductions, identify aquifer boundaries, and monitor the impact of management on aquifer conditions.
In this situation, effective management requires: Sufficient technical capacity to quantify required use reductions, identify aquifer boundaries, and monitor the impact of management on aquifer conditions.
Temperature-programmed reduction studies identified further reduction Features which cannot be attributed to UO3 alone.
Global food waste reduction is identified as one component of this approach.
