Sentence examples for restrict the increase from inspiring English sources

In 2013, the UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) reported that in order to restrict the increase of world average temperatures to 2C above pre-industrial times, the world must adopt a strict "carbon budget" for emissions.

The IEA reckons that co-ordinated action to restrict the increase in global temperatures to 2ºC will restrict global demand for oil to 89m b/d in 2030, compared with 105m b/d if no action is taken.

Therefore, a set of collimators is designed to restrict the increase in beam emittance after the energy degradation.

One option to avoid PEEP-induced over-distension could be to restrict the increase in lung volume in previously aerated lung areas by decreasing the compliance of the upper part of the chest wall.

That is, the extended CCN can restrict the increasing amount of processing load at CRs only between a home domain and a moved domain.

Safety issues, thermal rating of equipment, power quality and reliability, system fault level, steady state voltage rise and system stability are the few factors that restrict the increasing penetration of DG systems.

"That is why we are restricting the increase on out-of-work benefits and it is also the reason why we are restricting in-work benefits".

This limits property tax to 1% of a home's purchase price and restricts the increase in valuation to 2% a year until its next sale.

The proposed methodology is helpful in restricting the increase of uncertainty in computation the values of Z-valued functions.

The selective mGluR1 antagonist 2-methyl-4-carboxyphenylglycine (LY367385) and the selective mGluR5 antagonist 2-methyl-6- phenylethynyl pyridine (MPEP) both restricted the increase in burst frequency induced by DHPG.

MHD convection by Lorenz force slightly reduced the ohmic resistance between the working and reference electrode, considerably restricted the increase of supersolubility and simultaneously promoted the mass transfer coefficient of the dissolved gas above 50 mA cm−2.