The phrase "a minimizing effect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the impact of something that reduces or lessens a particular outcome or consequence.
Example: "The new policy has a minimizing effect on the environmental impact of our operations."
Alternatives: "a reducing effect" or "a dampening effect".
The hardness difference and layer thickness difference between high and low pulse frequency, decreases with increasing the pulse-off time because of the minimizing effect of the duty factor.
This normalization, as described in [ 21], attempts to reduce the minimizing effect of higher sequence conservation on mutual information.
Thus, a critical feature of the final molecule is a flat exposure profile that maintains an efficacious dose while minimizing effects on baseline glucose levels.
As a measure of the concentration required for lysing 50% human cells compared to the minimal concentration for inhibiting bacterial growth (MIC) selectivity, S, is defined by eq 3. High selectivities mean effective antimicrobial activity while minimizing effects on human cells.
To isolate the effects of dual-task processing while minimizing effects related to task-preparatory processes, we employed a blocked event-related design in which single trials and dual trials were randomly and unpredictably intermixed for one block (mixed block) and presented in isolation of one another during other blocks (pure blocks).
Its strengths include national coverage over ten years and use of very broad diagnosis categories so minimizing effects of miscoding.[22] However, our study has a number of important limitations.
Despite this, it may be difficult to determine with some precision as to those occurring naturally in the field, but this has importance in determining causal relationships and minimizing effects due to unnaturally occurring situations.
Another gi parameter with similarly minimizing effects on the parasite load is g6.
Furthermore, this regulatory change can occur gradually, minimizing effects on viability.
Thus, unlike nodes with many physical interactions, targeting functional hubs with drugs is more likely to maximize impact on the disease while minimizing effects on general physiological processes.
