Sentence examples for room for reducing from inspiring English sources

Coughlin has praised Burress for his extra work in the film room, for reducing his mental errors and for his grit.

There is room for reducing the overhead of phase 2 by shortening the control frames and by slight modifications of the scheme.

However, there is room for reducing energy consumption further by exploiting the inherent flexibility of the dynamic resource allocation (DRA) protocols.

The solutions proposed in the literature actually achieved good results for the detection rate, while there is still room for reducing the false positive rate.

Other features in its construction contribute substantially to its remarkable character: the lofty, corbeled Grand Gallery and the granite-built King's Chamber with five relieving compartments (empty rooms for reducing pressure) above.

One standard holds emergency room doctors responsible for reducing the time between deciding that a patient needs hospitalization and sending the patient out of the emergency room.

Deposition of high quality epitaxial films of doped and undoped ZnO and fabrication of lattice matched super lattice structures has been achieved, however, there is still room for improvement for reducing the processing temperatures and for establishing reproducible methods for achieving p-type doping in ZnO.

However, both the injection and detection systems were not designed for this task, so considerable room is available for reducing the detection limit into the ag range with modern AMS systems – such as the one being commissioned at University of Ottawa.

Opponents have criticized the two-way bicycle lane for reducing room for cars and restricting the views of pedestrians crossing the street.

Nevertheless, our findings regarding risk behaviors associated with HCV infection showed that there is still room for improving strategies for reducing transmission among drug users.

Our findings regarding risk behaviors associated with HCV infection showed that there is still room for improving strategies for reducing transmission among drug users and nosocomial infection, as well as a need for specific prevention and control strategies targeting individuals living in poverty.