Sentence examples for to reduce the capacity of from inspiring English sources

Water shortages are also likely to reduce the capacity of hydroelectric projects, and may force hundreds of millions of tonnes of shipping carried on major rivers such as the Rhine to move to road or rail.

While he repeated his call for tax cuts and his education program, he also used the moment to declare that last Friday's bombing of the radar sites -- which the Pentagon said was timed to avoid killing Chinese workers there -- was intended to send a "clear signal" to Saddam Hussein and to reduce the capacity of Iraqi radar.

He said construction would begin on the two stadium projects not yet started – in Kaliningrad and Yekaterinburg – in the next two months, after they had changed plans to reduce the capacity of the stadium projects there".We are very deep in the preparation process," Sorokin said.

Reducing medical and nursing staff appears to reduce the capacity of EDs to provide timely assessments and care and to function as gatekeepers of the hospital.

With the increase of DRPD, renewable energy installed capacity of the battery energy storage scheme changes little while the capacity of the energy storage system is gradually reduced, indicating that the demand response is helpful to reduce the capacity of the energy storage system.

Functional characterization of SAP revealed that the protein is immunogenic in humans and that sera from SAP immunized animals are able to reduce the capacity of SAP to degrade α-glucans.

Conversely, experimental removal of the microbiome (or reduction in other major sources of flexible variation) is expected to reduce the capacity to withstand novel conditions of stress.

As Iran takes the agreed steps listed above to reduce the capacity and proliferation risk of its nuclear infrastructure, the US and EU would provide guarantees that financial and economic sanctions will be suspended or cancelled.

Funding availability or shortage can greatly contribute either to promote or reduce the capacity of organizations to implement housing projects.

Applying this softening effect to the strut-and-tie model, it is recognized that the tensile straining perpendicular to the strut will reduce the capacity of the concrete strut to resist compressive stresses.

This would however create a conservative bias since more positive respondent could have been present in 2005 and in 2010 and therefore create a regression to the mean and reduce the capacity of this study to find significant differences.