The phrase "a minimal lower" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a lower limit or threshold that is minimal, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "We need to establish a minimal lower limit for the budget to ensure we do not overspend."
Alternatives: "a minimal threshold" or "a lower limit".
If the former has effects on the minimal (lower bound) dosage of a treatment, the latter establishes an upper bound on the maximum allowed dosage to avoid side effects such as toxicity.
Based on the binomial distribution, at an expected sensitivity of 97% with a minimal acceptable lower confidence limit of 85%, the minimal number of cases is 59, not taking into account the non-monotonic nature of power as a function of sample size due to discreteness of the binomial distribution [ 24].
Her abdomen was soft with minimal lower tenderness, and the exam was otherwise normal.
The x j nullcline depends on Ca j : in each panel, the two cubic curves represent the x j nullcline for the minimal (lower curve) and maximal (upper curve) value taken by Ca j during the corresponding regime.
However, it is not uncommon in clinical practice to encounter men with enlarged prostates but minimal lower urinary tract symptoms.
A dry syrup formulation with one-half of a minimal cholesterol-lowering equivalent dose of cholestyramine was designed, and the clinical trial was resumed.
While the hypocholesterolemic effect of raloxifene was obvious, SG showed minimal lowering of cholesterol.
The R o value when the amount of expelled hydrocarbon is zero or reaches a minimal value is the lower limit of hydrocarbon generation.
Nevertheless, in cases of influenza, and at institutions like NYPH where influenza testing is routinely performed, ICD diagnoses can identify a minimal dataset, providing a lower bound for the actual number of flu patients [19], [20].
Nearby is the Micro Compact Home by Horden Cherry Lee Architects and Haack & Höpfner Architects, a steel pod with a single mast rising from the roof and supporting a solar panel; it is conceived as a "minimal" house that can be lowered by crane onto a remote site.
