Sentence examples for effect minimise from inspiring English sources

It is essential for each of these challenges to be addressed to localise the therapeutic effect, minimise toxicity issues and achieve effective therapeutic delivery.

The charity said it was particularly troubled by the decision to ask all participants – whether NGOs, UN agencies or states – to sign up to such commitments as it would, in effect, minimise the responsibility of governments.

In this communication a new column technology is discussed that has been designed to overcome the wall effect, minimising the limitations associated with packing heterogeneity.

It has been suggested that adequate nutrition support during radiotherapy can decrease the impact of side effects, minimise weight loss, improve QoL and help patients to recover from the radiotherapy more quickly (Polisena, 2000, p. 70).

The methodology is applicable to a further advanced system, which avoids convection and reduces conduction to maximise radiative effects, minimising errors and providing more accurate results.

To work out how to maximise desired effects and minimise unwanted effects, interventions need to be worked out in context, through careful experimentation that controls the risk of interventions making things worse and increasing the chance of them working.

Nest identity was included as an additional random effect to minimise the potential for upward bias in genetic variance from common environment effects.

Moreover, our analysis suggests that the precise dosing regimen of G-CSF can be personalised to maximise its effect and minimise its cost.

Kids can be horrible to one another and doing it via an app amplifies the effect and minimises the responsibility of the perpetrator.

Interestingly, it is easy to hear these differences, but the effect is minimised by mixing the eras up so that only two consecutive tracks (Trampled Under Foot and Kashmir) were recorded at the same sessions.

This effect was minimised by incubating the sample on ice.