Sentence examples for response to reduce from inspiring English sources

"I think if we see a robust response to reduce the impacts and engage in prevention activities, I would say there is the capacity for us to decrease the rate we're projecting," Rhyan said.

Although fewer off-target effects have been shown with second generation inhibitors, such as MK-220641, we used the lowest dosages that elicited a response to reduce off-target effects.

These two studies involved a boy and a man with multiple disabilities, who were taught to use a mouth-drying response to reduce the effects of their drooling.

In South Carolina, the United States Attorney's Office for the District of South Carolina established Project CeaseFire, a localized response to reduce the prevalence of gun crime through targeted prosecution and increased public education.

Therefore a lot of wastes are getting attention in response to reduce the cost of biosurfactant production and their use world-wide for a better environment.

The administration of food allergens via mucosal routes, a procedure known as "mucosal immunotherapy," has provided encouraging results suggesting that mucosal immunotherapy is able to modify the host anti-food allergen response to reduce the severity of allergic responses.

"That is not just a sudden bout of laziness, but it's a response to reduced labor market activity".

But most Americans will never put up with a burgeoning coyote population, which leaves euthanasia for feral cats as the unpalatable response to reducing the wildlife slaughter.

Partly in response to reduced sea-ice conditions and milder climates they were able to establish settlements in Iceland, southern Greenland (Erik the Red, c. 985), and in eastern North America (Vinland; Leif Eriksson, c. 1000).

Increases in atmospheric water vapour content, partly in response to reduced sea ice cover, may have enhanced warming in the lower part of the atmosphere during summer and early autumn.

Feb. 10: U.S. Airways Group cuts 233 ramp workers, gate associates and ticket agents in response to reduced flying.