The phrase "ability of minimizing" is not correct in standard written English.
A more appropriate construction would be "ability to minimize."
Example: "The ability to minimize risks is crucial in project management."
Alternatives: "capacity to reduce" or "skill in minimizing."
One of the standard drug, omeprazole, has shown remarkable healing rates among patients with peptic ulcer because of its ability to minimize the degree of gastric acidity through inhibition of the proton pump [ 37].
HFOV seems ideally suited as a lung protective strategy because of its theoretical ability to minimize many of these potential adverse effects.
As noted above, a CES-D cutoff score of 17 provided a higher Sp than the cutoff of 16 and, thus, greater ability to minimize the proportion of false positive cases of probable major depression.
Recently, the cholesterol (CS) modified chitosan (CTS) nanogels have attracted significant interest as promising controlled release protein delivery because of their ability to minimize the aggregation and irreversible denaturation of proteins.
The immediate and dramatic declines in EPO use observed in our study reflect the high costs of EPO, as well as dialysis organizations' motivation and ability to minimize use of costly ESAs while achieving appropriate anemia management goals through centralized prescribing protocols [ 13].
The observed drop in the number of outpatient visits induced by cost recovery is of particular importance, since the impact of IMCI is related to its ability to minimize missed opportunities of preventive and curative care at the outpatient level.
A very important mechanism of salinity tolerance is the ability to minimize the amount of Na+ entering the plant via the roots (Laurie et al. 2002; Tester and Davenport 2003; Munns and Tester 2008).
Because of their ability to minimize amounts adsorbed in different adsorbents, mixed anionic nonionic surfactant particularly TX100 SDS may show potential advantages in SEAR and EOR applications.
Variable impedance actuators (VIAs) are being designed and implemented because of their ability to minimize large forces due to shocks, to safely interact with the user, and their ability to store and release energy in passive elastic elements.
In the first set of experiments our aim was to investigate the performance of the three sample subset selection strategies described in Section 2. This was done in the context of their ability to minimize information loss expressed by Eq. (17).
