Sentence examples for solution may reduce from inspiring English sources

An Indonesian people smuggler has already told ABC that the "PNG solution" may reduce the boats "for a while".

Unfortunately, the standard large-volume solution may reduce patient compliance.

Continuous postoperative pericardial flushing (CPPF) with an irrigation solution may reduce blood loss by preventing the accumulation of clots.

Currently available randomized trial evidence suggests that hyperoncotic albumin solutions may reduce the incidence of AKI and death.

Moreover, the equivalence of both devices in clinical routine was questioned, as chemical stabilizers added to albumin solutions may reduce performance, especially during SPAD, while they are partially removed by recirculation and purification in the MARS device [ 10, 11].

The use of heating systems with nonfossil energy and particularly waste heat could be a solution which may reduce both carbon footprint and water stress impacts.

This paper presents the results of a critical literature review related to: (1) risk factors associated with falls from extension ladders, (2) practical engineering solutions that may reduce fall-from-extension-ladder incidents, and (3) questions pertaining to ladder safety that remain unanswered.

Similarly, surface tension at the sclerotomy exists in cases of SO tamponade because of hydrophobic material, but not with balanced salt solution, and therefore may reduce the incidence of postoperative low IOP.

An algorithm that does not require algorithm-specific parameters to be tuned may be another way of generating solution quality because it may reduce the burden of computation of tuning the algorithm for each problem instance.

Therefore, replacing crystalloids with colloid solutions, such as FFP, may reduce recovery phase pulmonary oedema by improving osmotic pressure resulting in minimizing leakage of fluid to the extravascular compartment.

By proposing "rational" trade-offs, for example, politicians can yield effects which are contrary to their goal: in political disputes like the Israeli Palestinian conflict, instrumentally driven trade-offs can exacerbate violent opposition to compromise solutions, "while noninstrumental symbolic compromises may reduce support for violence" (p. 272).