Sentence examples for revised to reduce from inspiring English sources

Payment systems under health insurance were revised to reduce incentives for overservicing.

The initial prosthesis geometry was revised to reduce each investigated failure risk below the threshold of acceptance (100%).

The state's attorney general threatened to sue the Bush administration if a newly approved federal land management plan for the Sierra Nevada is not revised to reduce the amount of logging in the mountains.

Both reviews recommended STRICTA be revised to reduce the ambiguity of items.

At that time, healthcare legislation was revised to reduce barriers to use PA and NP services in a variety of healthcare settings.

Although such enthusiasm may promote screening uptake, it can also lead to dissatisfaction when guidelines are revised to reduce the recommended frequency or age range for screening (Squiers et al, 2011; Arkes and Gaissmaier, 2012).

In 2005 the World Health Assembly endorsed a revised goal to reduce global measles deaths by 90% by 2010 (or earlier) compared with 2000 as one of the GIVS goals [ 4].

On 22 March that number was revised to 17, but later reduced back to 16.

Last year, 51 percent of cities froze or reduced pay, according to the National League of Cities, while 25 percent laid off workers, 24 percent reduced health benefits and 22 percent revised union contracts to reduce pay and benefits.

In a 2010 survey by the National League of Cities, 51 percent of the cities that responded said they had either cut or frozen salaries of city employees, 22 percent said they had revised union contracts to reduce some pay and benefits, and 19 percent said they had instituted furloughs.

NREL subsequently revised the process to reduce the pretreatment severity without generating high amounts of the degradation products.