Sentence examples for effect on minimising from inspiring English sources

However, the high herbicide concentrations detected on the two sets of tracer plates in the upper stream catchment (average 27%%, and 10%%, of the full application rate) indicated that a buffer of this width had a limited effect on minimising spray drift into the stream channel under these operational conditions.

However evidence suggests that interventions which focus solely on increasing physical activity during pregnancy have little effect on minimising excessive gestational weight gain, as activity levels often fall, the decrease in activity persisting at 6 months post partum [ 24, 25].

We prospectively studied the effect of minimising the TFAD on the early clinical outcome of moderate severe CAP.

However, in a heterogeneous study population of patients with mild to severe pneumonia, the effect of minimising the TFAD on clinical stability may be underestimated, since patients with more severe pneumonia often receive priority in treatment in the emergency room [ 6, 10].

Owing to the palliative nature of second-line therapy in NSCLC and its relatively modest effect on survival, minimising the toxicity of therapy is an important consideration.

Until recently, prevention of CIP/CIM was solely based on minimising the effects of these identified risk factors.

Therefore the aim of this study was to investigate the effect of an early nutrition intervention on minimising this nadir of weight loss.

If, as theorised, MBCT exerts its effect by minimising attention on negative thoughts and rumination, improving distress tolerance and emotion regulation, and reducing perceived and physiological stress responses, changes in these variables should be evident upon completion of an MBCT program, with subsequent improvement in NSSI.

Then, the 'uniform order-based' crossover and mutation operators and novel general effects of parameter values on minimised objective value are presented.

"It is vital that these knock-on effects are minimised, with a tightly managed programme that will solve the problem once and for all".

This effect was minimised by incubating the sample on ice.