Sentence examples for be at a minimal from inspiring English sources

The suit, now before a federal judge, contends that federal officials, using intensive measures to regulate herds and their impact on public land, have violated a law passed by Congress in the 1970s that requires management of wild horses and burros to be at a "minimal feasible level".

Eleven responders thought three of more treatments should be administered to achieve a successful implantation and that the administration of acupuncture should be at a minimal distance from the ART clinic.

The issue of what Mr Caddy knew and when he knew it has taken on added significance, because the council leader told AlJazeera.net last week that racial attacks in Burnley were at a minimal level and falling.

Minimal absent words, which are at a minimal distance of a single nucleotide (the left- or rightmost) from being an observed word, have been computed in the genomes of organisms from all domains of life.

In view of this, the scarcity of publications found in this study indicates that research activity on NCD priority interventions in LMICs is at a minimal level, especially in regards to NCD risk factors other than tobacco use.

The ferulic acid level was roughly doubled (W92 and GT oil) to tripled (W86 oil), while chlorogenic acid was not detected in the control oil and was at a minimal level in GT and W92 oil (about 1 ng/g of oil).

With guitar stands, place them near the stage, as any accidental "no show" time is reduced along with a secluded place to leave your guitar where a risk of accidents are at a minimal.

They were designed that way so they could be replaced at a minimal effort by the correct and proper facilities and the people that were supposed to replace them".

It is important to note that a community program such as this can be offered at a minimal cost making it an accessible and sustainable approach to maintaining and/or enhancing health-related fitness in a wide variety of participants.

Lastly, the use of permanent magnets enables the collector to be operated at a minimal power requirement, which is a critical factor in long-term field operation.

Biologists and experimentalists are accustomed to working under the assumption that there is at least a minimal level of stochastic fluctuations in the accuracy of experimental results.