Sentence examples for short-term reducing from inspiring English sources

The data in Table 4 are all consistent with quitting in the short-term reducing the severity of the lesion [ 17] and in the longer term eliminating the lesion [ 1, 4, 7], and switching to lower nicotine, lower pH or portion-bag snuff also reducing severity [ 1- 4].

We explained this to our bank, Lloyds TSB, but all they would help us with was short-term reduced payments.

The model provides estimates of both short-term (reduced healthcare use by those stopping smoking, productivity gains, social care costs avoided due to reduced strokes and reduced events in both children and adults exposed to passive smoking) and long-term (smoking attributable deaths, life years, quality-adjusted life years (QALYs) and costs) outcomes.

While more production by OPEC and drawing on our strategic oil reserves may be necessary in the short term, reducing demand is a far better long-term solution.

In the short term, reducing harvests and increasing forest biomass is the best strategy in carbon sequestration (Heinonen et al. 2017; Pukkala 2017).

For example, on Feb. 3, Cohen's rating (while at Merrill) on Amazon.com was a short-term "reduce" and a long-term "neutral," with a price target of $50.

Shorter terms reduce the cost of the insurance dramatically.

Application of the vasopressin analogue terlipressin, which is often combined with human albumin, can improve kidney function and at least in the short term reduce mortality [ 43].

The lack of immigration from other populations into the lakes should in the short term reduce influx of locally maladaptive alleles thereby shifting the migration-selection balance in favor of local adaptation.

Banks have also curtailed their reliance on short-term funding, reducing their vulnerability to losses of liquidity in the financial markets.

With microinsurance, the exposure periods are focused on short-term events, reducing exposure and therefore limiting the need for reserves.