Sentence examples for based on minimising a from inspiring English sources
As a consequence of this dual dynamic behaviour - coupled with the significant variability of experimental time courses - we employed a bipartite optimisation method based on minimising a qualitative cost function, rather than attempting to fit directly to data [ 46].
A method of selecting servomotors based on minimising the power required to perform the fastest motion required for a given application is reported.
Cost functions based on minimising the suction effort while maintaining transition in a fixed position and minimising the total energy consumption of the system are employed.
Cattle movements are the most important factor determining the irruption of bTB in areas outside traditional disease hotspots [27], [28], and a core part of bTB management strategies is therefore based on minimising contact between herds.
Policy should therefore be based on minimising the risk of worst-case outcomes, not on the most likely occurrences – just as the purchase of fire insurance is motivated by worst-case risks, not average results.
The authors explained that their results were based on minimising insulin mass flow rate disturbances caused by multiple intravenous medications infused on the same infusion line as that of insulin.
This routine finds the most likely combinations of E P and E I based on minimising the differences between the observed and simulated ensemble distributions; ΔO = O t+1 − O t and ΔOs = Os t+1 − Os t.
Although the extent of the savings depends on design conditions and financial assumptions, this approach shows that the optimisation based on minimising equivalent work does not necessarily match the optimisation based on maximising net present value.
Treatment choices were based on minimising disruption to usual activities, upholding responsibilities, and maintaining personal interests.
In our analyses, optimization of the CV was based on minimising the MSE.
Until recently, prevention of CIP/CIM was solely based on minimising the effects of these identified risk factors.
