Sentence examples for tracking and reducing from inspiring English sources

So is developing new practices for tracking and reducing use.

These organisations, together with the United Nations, helped jointly deliver the Compact of Mayors, committing to complying with a common accountability framework for tracking and reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

Michigan-based Plex Systems has emerged as one of the leaders in cloud-based enterprise resource planning, specifically by helping big manufacturers better manage the mission-critical areas of their day-to-day operations — from production and inventory to quality control and finances — while tracking and reducing operations expenses without requiring them to purchase hardware or software.

Immediate opportunities exist to improve data tracking and reduce the burden of preterm birth and stillbirth.

A lateral approach can directly adjust the tight structure, guarantee good patellar tracking, and reduce vascular compromise to the patella compared with a medial approach with lateral patellar release [ 16].

"Inevitably, the sun started to break through towards the end of Leicestershire's innings, flattening the track and reducing the humidity, and though the bowlers stuck at the task, Ravi Bopara batted with an ominous deliberation.

And although NSF said that there was no clear link in this case, it did halt the 6-week cruise for days and then took steps to avoid whales, including shortening planned mapping tracks and reducing air gun noise levels.

Furthermore, the proof of advantage of the robust terminal sliding mode control method with the nonlinear observer (improving the tracking precision and reducing the required time for eliminating external disturbances) is proposed as well.

Exercise stops this migration in its tracks and reduces the amount of fat stored in the abdominal regions, and thus the production of adipokines.

This could reduce the heavy maintenance costs of maintaining the trains and tracks and reduce labor costs since there will be no need for conductors.

The idea, said an agency spokesman, Stanley Young, is to foster understanding of the air board's effort to track and reduce greenhouse gas pollution.