Sentence examples for useful tools for reducing from inspiring English sources

Flat flame burner and vortex chamber are useful tools for reducing emission and controlling walls temperatures.

These results support the suggestion that altered expression profiles of genes contributing to toxicologically-relevant pathways provide useful tools for reducing uncertainty in establishing no-effect levels and for designing longer-term toxicity studies.

Mobile technology offering in vivo skills coaching may be a useful tool for reducing urges to use substances and engage in other maladaptive behavior by directly teaching and coaching in alternative, adaptive coping behavior.

Crossed-coil NMR probes are a useful tool for reducing sample heating for biological solid state NMR.

This lends credence to the method proposed in this paper as a useful tool for reducing the design cycle time.

These results suggest that designed precipitation may provide a useful tool for reducing asymmetry in wrought magnesium alloys.

The following lemma provides a link between a vector ordering and a scalar ordering, which is a useful tool for reducing a vector problem to the scalar problem.

Buffer strips (BSs) are strips interposed between fields and streams that intercept and treat the waters leaving cropland, and so are a useful tool for reducing agricultural diffuse pollution in lowland areas.

Some researchers and citizens, particularly smokers, e-cigarette users and stakeholders, advocate e-cigarettes as a useful tool for reducing or eliminating smoking; it has even been suggested that e-cigarettes represent a harm reduction strategy for smokers.

A useful tool for reducing the complexity of large sets of DEGs is functional annotation and enrichment analysis, which highlights the most significant biological processes across DEGs (Additional file 2).

We suggest that these results also provide preliminary support to our hypothesis that including biologic conceptions of mental illness to enhance organic legitimacy may be a useful tool for reducing stigma among physicians.