Sentence examples for strengthened to decrease from inspiring English sources
Fourth, non-governmental mutual assistance, as well as a social insurance mechanism, needs to be strengthened to decrease the gap between the governmental funding and the actual costs of the disaster relevant work (49, 50).
The goal of stretching and strengthening is to decrease the extension forces on the lumbar spine attributable to agonist muscle tightness, antagonist weakness or both, which results in a decreased lumbar lordosis.
The appeal urges countries to support the effective implementation of National Plans against commercial sexual exploitation, to strengthen programs and campaigns to decrease demand, and increase the inter-institutional coordination and cooperation between countries, as well as the improvement and follow-up of monitoring systems with the allocation of necessary funds.
Currently, health institutes are actively strengthening tracing mechanisms in order to decrease treatment default and treatment interruption.
It included stated goals to establish an effective system for mental health care and to strengthen existing mental health services to decrease the burden and disability associated with mental illness.
Asn has been proposed to decrease the Em by strengthening the H-bonding interactions between two ligand-containing loops.
O2ꜙ passes through the myoendothelial junctions to decrease endothelial NO production and thus strengthen pulmonary vasoreactivity.
Boyd expects revenues to decrease due to weak consumer spending and the strengthening dollar.
Justice reinvestment is an approach to decrease incarceration rates and related criminal justice spending, and reinvest funds in tactics that can decrease crime and strengthen communities.
Ho tried to broaden his support in order to strengthen himself, in addition to decreasing Chinese and French power.
This relationship appears to be strengthened by decreased swimming and feeding behaviors obtained immediately (after 2 hr) in the Chinook salmon when treated with the organophosphate pesticide diazinon (Scholz et al. 2000).
