Sentence examples for to reduce the difference from inspiring English sources

To reduce the difference in PGV700exp caused by different earthquake types, an offset correction is needed for the attenuation relation.

It's vital to grate the cheese as finely as possible and, as Michael Price helpfully informs me online, ensure it is as close to room temperature as possible to reduce the difference in temperature between it and the pasta.

Mr. Monti has already proposed a mechanism to reduce the difference in borrowing costs among euro zone countries by using funds from the European Stability Mechanism and the European Central Bank.

The purpose of the controller and actuating devices in the feedback system is to compare the measured output value with the reference input value and to reduce the difference between them.

As our chart shows, the combined effect of Mr Brown's interest rate rise and the Bank's independence was to reduce the difference in yields between British and German ten-year government bonds immediate proof that the credibility of Britain's anti-inflation strategy has increased.

The bureau estimates that inventories shrank by an even smaller amount in the first quarter — although it won't get equally accurate data until next July — but the effect of the revision was to reduce the difference between the two quarters, and thus to reduce the rate of growth.

As randomisation to treatment groups is not feasible, see, for example, the attempted RCT by Crook et al (Crook et al, 2011), we chose a different approach to reduce the differences.

Electron promoted ion coherence, or EPIC, is used to reduce the differences in radial electric fields at different axial positions.

However, we used the same interview guide across these different contexts, a common code book, and coding cross-checks to reduce the differences in the interpretation of our results related to our multicultural sample.

As a French foreign ministry spokesman, Francois Rivasseau, said: "Maybe London should reflect on possible ways to reduce the differences between legislation and practice in the United Kingdom on the one hand, and in continental Europe on the other - differences that make Britain particularly attractive to potential immigrants".

More studies are required to reduce the differences between real and simulated sky conditions.