Sentence examples for restricted to reduce from inspiring English sources

Although some of these pathways have been modified and restricted to reduce the risk of invasion, many remain very active.

Systems are powered down, exercise is restricted to reduce the production of carbon dioxide and food is rationed.

Examination length was restricted to reduce the duration of the anaesthesia therefore not all measurements were taken on all conceptuus.

W&D argue that closing or curtailing fisheries to reduce bycatch is a poor strategy because "return on investment" is low: many fisheries are enormously lucrative and this economic gain must be restricted to reduce bycatch mortality.

Mice were food restricted to reduce their body weights to 85% of their free-feeding weight.

Anthropogenic factors that increase cervid congregation such as baiting and feeding should also be restricted to reduce CWD transmission.

Current recommendations for management are restricted to reducing the frequency and/or duration of breastfeeds to limit exposure to high intra-oral vacuum.

Hospital inpatient discharge data were available from 1981 onwards; however, the starting date was restricted to 1982 to reduce the erroneous inclusion of cases that had recurrent VTE.

The variables systolic blood pressure, heart rate, GCS and the change in lactate level from T1 to T2 were simultaneously entered in this model (the number of variables was restricted to four to reduce the possibility of overfitting).

Participants were restricted to males to reduce variance attributable to sex differences in traits such as sensation-seeking, which might influence risk preferences (Steinberg et al., 2008), and sex differences in brain maturation (Giedd et al., 1999; Neufang et al., 2009).

if T restricted to every reducing subspace of H is non-unitary.