Sentence examples for dramatically minimizes from inspiring English sources

While the procedure dramatically minimizes the amount of tissue removed, an unfortunate concomitant reality is that a significant percentage (around 25$\%$) of patients will be advised to return for a second surgery due to the discovery of malignant cells at the tissue margin edge, suggesting that it is likely not all of the malignant cells were removed in the initial procedure.

Second, since all aptamers are polyanions, another polyanion at high concentration, such as dextran sulfate, can serve as a common competitor that dramatically minimizes rebinding events in a multiplex assay.

Such a behavior can dramatically minimize the ISP revenue while on the other hand it can maximize the customers' utility.

Reducing the time from detection to remediation could dramatically minimize an attack's damage.

The presence of suspended particles would clog filters or impair disinfection process, thereby dramatically minimizing the risk of waterborne diseases[5, 6].

"With the integration of the USB 3.0 interface, Canvio 3.0 drives significantly improve file transfer performance for large media files and dramatically minimize the wait time for backup and recovery processes".

Blockchain fits the bill for the branded currency industry by ensuring that data is collected and stored in a fraud-proof manner but that also potentially enables a system that could dramatically minimize the current delays and inefficiencies currently plaguing the industry once a customer attempts to use or exchange points or, God forbid, loses a gift card.

"I think that minimizes dramatically the sort of mistakes The Post and the entire media made.

By doing this Walmart was able to dramatically improve forecasting, minimize inventory turnover, and improve shelf space.

To give Afghanistan a real chance for peace, Pakistani influence will have to be either dramatically altered or aggressively minimized.

The LONI Pipeline dramatically improves compliance by minimizing the burden on the provenance curator.