Sentence examples for * minimise in from inspiring English sources
Current standards and design codes e.g. ASCE/SEI 7-10, Eurocode 8 and NZS 1170.5, for conventional structures, e.g. buildings and bridges, minimise in a pre-defined range of periods the difference between the response spectra of chosen records and the target spectrum.
The remote condition monitoring will assist with the achievement of this and minimise in transit failures and failures with no warning.
It is hoped that greater awareness of these relative doses by the introduction of dedicated instruction in radiation protection may help minimise in the increasing number of unwarranted CT referrals in favour of lower dose modalities or imaging modalities such as ultrasound and MRI.
c OC contains contributions of parents to next generations that would minimise in next generations.
The cultured cells were harvested and immediately treated with RNAprotect Bacteria Reagent to prevent RNA degradation, because (i) the half life of some sRNAs is very short (< 2 min) [ 15]; and (ii) we wanted <span class="lh lhstar">to minimise in vitro degradation.
The ability of the steepest-descent algorithm to minimise in-duct sound power under suitable conditions, and hence reduce radiated sound power is demonstrated in both simulations and low Mach number experiments.
Careful consideration should be given to PET acquisition and reconstruction to minimise spill-in counts from the bladder.
In order to minimise bias in the results of association studies involving CNVs, uncertainty in these copy number calls must be taken into account in the analysis.
In the attempt to minimise intervention in labour, there has been increased interest in assessing progress through non-invasive means.
In order to minimise sedimentation in the new dock, a Current Deflecting Wall (CDW) will be constructed.
"Australians in Paris should minimise movement in public places, follow the media for latest information on security and follow the instructions of local authorities," the Dfat advice says.
