Sentence examples for theoretically reduce from inspiring English sources

Carving out a new Palestinian homeland 8,000 miles away in the Andes could theoretically reduce pressure on Israel to return land.

The goal is to break the direct link between issuers and raters and theoretically reduce the financial incentives that led to so many wildly inflated grades.

Israel seemed to be preparing to declare that two of its soldiers held by the group since July 2006 were presumed dead — which could theoretically reduce the price that Israel is willing to pay for their return.

The only good thing for England is that New Zealand's scoring rate has been relatively slow, so if the second new ball were to mysteriously do plenty they could theoretically reduce them to 280 for six.

It would theoretically reduce the London-Glasgow journey time to 2 hours 16 minutes (from 4 hours 10 minutes) and the London-Birmingham time to 46 minutes (from 1 hour 22 minutes).

Holding periods theoretically reduce volatility and destabilizing speculation and encourage long-term investing.

Based on structural observations, we introduce a set of algorithms that theoretically reduce the solving time of the model.

The three parts execute in parallel in order to theoretically reduce process time by half and double the graphic processor's utilization.

Moreover, as direct lineage conversion bypasses the pluripotent state, it could theoretically reduce the risk of tumorigenicity after transplantation (Ben-David and Benvenisty, 2011).

This approach could theoretically reduce the number of re-treatments required subsequently, with a potentially significant impact on both costs and patient outcomes.

In the setting of infection, any tool enabling prompt and accurate documentation of pathogen might theoretically reduce mortality and may serve to improve hospital resource use [25].