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However, Mr. Kemmochi said that effect could be minimized in future models by reducing the size of the image-capturing chips and increasing the brightness of the backlight.
They proposed that if the density of sensor nodes increased as we move toward to the base station, the doughnut effect could be minimized.
Accordingly, Rocco et al. (2001) reported that those variations due to the strip width and the size effect could be minimized when the strip width is less than 4%% of either the diameter or the width of the concrete specimens.
On the other hand, for high strain capacity of ECC (300 500 times greater than the NC) the reduction in frictional and mechanical locking stresses due to the reduction in bar diameter for Poisson's effect could be minimized by deformation in concrete.
If needed, the effect could be minimized in several ways, all of which would require increasing SMS complexity.
Theoretically, this effect could be minimized by delaying distribution of vaccine baits to later in the year (July) when cups become juvenile and thus eat baits and have lost maternal immunity.
We hypothesized that in vitro construct alignment and stiffness might be enhanced in the midregion of the longer construct where the end effects of the posts on the bulk material (St. Venant effects) could be minimized.
For example, Saboohi ([2001]) found evidence that negative effects could be minimized and net income of the poor in Iran could even increase if the energy subsidy reform is accompanied by a mechanism of recycling back of some revenues to lower income households.
Overall, cinacalcet was well tolerated and side effects could be minimized by twice daily administration.
Importantly, such effects could be minimized with altered dose, surgical timing, and treatment durations, as well as the addition of metronomic chemotherapy regimens.
Adverse effects of orthodontic force could be minimized because the orthodontic treatment was performed in the shortest period of time possible and in a limited treatment area.
