Sentence examples for reductions the effectiveness from inspiring English sources
Apart from air traffic reductions, the effectiveness of control measures varied depending on the pandemic profile.
"This is about many of the world's poorest people having to pay bribes for life's essentials – food, water or even safety – setting back the cause of poverty reduction and severely reducing the effectiveness of UK aid".
These limitations tend to reduce sampling intensity per reach of stream and limit monitoring to the larger waterways of management units limitations that reduce the accuracy of inferences derived from resulting data with consequential reductions in the effectiveness of landscape-level resource management.
Major causes for this result are a reduction of the effectiveness of the balancing markets, a reduction in balancing planning accuracy, a reduction in price efficiency and a decrease in dynamic efficiency.
A reduction in the effectiveness of ART in reducing HIV transmission from 99%to90%0% resulted in a >30% reduction in the percentage of new HIV infections averted over 20 years.
The net effect of all these factors is a reduction in the effectiveness and predictability of disinfection processes.
One possible explanation that has been proposed for such detrimental effects is that heat, ethanol, and osmotic stresses cause a reduction in the effectiveness of the plasma membranes as a semipermeable barrier and transport process, allowing leakage of essential cofactors and coenzymes required for the activity of enzymes involved in glucose catabolism and alcohol production [ 19, 26].
Other warnings include an increased risk of bleeding, and possible reduction in the effectiveness of the breast cancer drug tamoxifen if both drugs are used together.
Mass reduction determines the effectiveness of composting as a waste disposal technique (Tang et al. 2007).
When the flow rate was increased, the amount of water in the condenser also increased that caused the reduction of the effectiveness.
It leads to a significant reduction in the effectiveness of the catalyst in the oxidative chlorination of ethylene into 1,2-dichloroethane and requires regeneration[17].
