The phrase "a minimise" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct term would be "a minimum" or "minimization" depending on the context.
Example: "We need to establish a minimum standard for quality control in our production process."
Alternatives: "a reduction" or "a lower limit."
They also emphasise the importance of monitoring data and that a transition to the use of Detailed Approaches (particularly in the UK) is required to (a) minimise over-sizing of storage tanks and (b) build confidence in RWH system performance.
The ALARA principle is primarily an application of common sense by medical personnel to: (a) minimise exposure time; (b) maximise distance from source; and (c) whenever possible, utilise shielding and barriers [ 1].
Explore and describe family carers' perceptions of how the FECH program impacts upon caregiving sustainability plus any other outcomes for them; also how it might be refined to (a) minimise any negative outcomes, (b) enhance those that are positive, and (c) (further) enhance caregiving sustainability.
Is it your evidence that what happened after 9.09 [when Saunders blew his window out] was from the containment officers' point of view a minimising of overt action?
No one wants to come out to bat for the citizenship rights of terrorists and sex abusers, but this is not a defence of them or a minimising of their crimes.
He framed it in the context of the current tough living conditions – a minimising of state spending, as it "comes out of the pockets of the same taxpayers whose living standards we want to see improve".
The governing equations are solved using a minimising Newton Raphson technique.
With a parameter estimation minimising a pressure criterion, the (P, T, x) technique associated with a mass balance leads to liquid vapour equilibrium modelling.
The results show a trend to increase the axial feed rate for a damage minimised process design.
A consultation has started with managers in a bid to minimise compulsory redundancies.
