The phrase "allows to minimise" is not correct in standard written English.
It should be rephrased to include a subject or an object, such as "allows us to minimise" or "allows for minimising."
Example: "This new software allows us to minimise errors in data entry."
Alternatives: "enables minimisation" or "facilitates reducing."
The experience of our team indicates that such an approach allows to minimise the diagnostic errors and to maintain an effective treatment without the risk of joint destabilisation.
The experience of our team indicates that such an approach allows to minimise diagnostic errors and maintain an effective treatment without the risk of joint destabilisation.
By explicitly separating real-world states—hidden from the agent to its internal states, one can clearly separate the generative model from the updating scheme that allows to minimise the agent's free energy: the first pair of coupled stochastic differential equations describes the dynamics of hidden states and causes in the world and how they generate sensory states.
French politician Alain Juppé was allowed to minimise the Tuareg's slaughter of about a hundred or so Malian soldiers and officers on January 24 , 2012 at Aguelhok, and suggest the possibility of a sovereign state of Azawad in the north.
The detection limit of assay that was far below the current MRLs and achieved 0.07 ng mL−1 for TYL and 0.14 ng mL−1 for TMN allowed to minimise matrix effect by sample dilution.
No word spacing was allowed to minimise the amount of irrelevant results.
An adequate timing of PBPC collection (when the leukocyte count has exceeded 10 nL-1) and evaluation of the progenitor content of the leukapheresis products with 8G12-PE will allow to minimise the number of leukaphereses.
In addition, the perspective to apply the automated scoring of MN (Varga et al, 2004; Decodier et al, 2009; Willems et al, 2010; Bolognesi et al, 2011) could allow to evaluate large number of cultures and cells allowing to minimise the experimental variability and to define more reliable individual MN frequency values.
The step-wedge nature of the trial also allowed to minimise the spill over effect, as the incentive to migrate to a different area just to benefit from the intervention was counterbalanced by the fact that this very same intervention was going to reach the entire study area within a period of three years.
This "serve stale if error" mechanism doesn't prevent issues happening in production but it allows us to minimise the impact of such errors on Guardian readers while we're fixing the underlying problem.
It is shown how the preliminary tuning of these parameters allows us to minimise defects, increase component quality and reduce set-up times, complying at the same time to the demanding aeronautical requirements.
