Sentence examples for reduction paradigm from inspiring English sources

This paper explores the utility of expanding the harm reduction paradigm to incorporate vulnerability reduction.

This expanded harm reduction paradigm that incorporates vulnerability and human rights allows for better development of a public health approach in harm reduction, exposes gaps in research, and allows for better development of more effective interventions.

The proposed dynamic power reduction paradigm enables to alleviate the overall power consumption to 35% as compared to state-of- art PFM based 256×256 DPS array with the lowest Figure of Merit (FoM) of 297fJ/LSB reported earlier.

Two hypotheses are suggested to account for the ability of neural cooling to act as an unconditioned stimulus in the conditioned consumption reduction paradigm: (1) neuronal inactivation produces physiological changes that can serve as unconditioned stimuli and (2) cooling itself produces physiological changes that can serve as unconditioned stimuli.

I was educated on the benefits of understanding my disorders from a holistic, harm reduction, paradigm approach that allows me to appreciate the benefits of having one on one therapy to keep me grounded.

We suggest that this is a potentially critical finding, as it highlights that the impacts of neighbours extend further than the traditionally studied resource limitation-biomass reduction paradigm.

The tumor-reduction paradigm has not delivered, and potentially beneficial drugs continue to be rejected if they do not block tumor growth.

Our algorithms are based on the rank-reduction paradigm and, in particular, signal subspace techniques.

Global health action has readily operated within a harm-reduction paradigm that is necessary but not sufficient to foster human wellbeing.

When comparing the obtained results with our published data it was clear that similar "anti-biofilm" activities were attained independently of ZnO crystal sizes, questioning the paradigm that reduction to nanoscale guarantees an improved antimicrobial efficacy.

Nagel, himself, took as a paradigm example of homogeneous reduction, the reduction of the Galilean laws of falling bodies to Newtonian mechanics.