Sentence examples for expected to minimise from inspiring English sources

The research found that there was still considerable uncertainty over how the localism agenda is playing out and many people felt the removal of the NI186 carbon emissions indicator set – those CO² emissions that local authorities are expected to minimise – would have a negative impact (20%).

The strategy of the high-tillering landraces carries a yield penalty under optimum conditions, but is expected to minimise the risk of a crop failure, particularly if mid-season drought stress occurs.

Natural selection may be expected to minimise such cellular costs, and evidence for adaptation to require less energy or matter may exist at the molecular or cellular level.

This protocol was expected to minimise any temperature effect on sex-ratio [ 11].

This chemotherapeutic approach is expected to minimise the long-term side effects compared to irradiation.

The use of community volunteers is expected to minimise both non-response as well as dropout rates as they are living in these communities and know most of the study participants.

In practice there will probably be fewer than 18 months of negotiation, during which time the British government – bullish and delusional as ever – expects to minimise its "divorce settlement" bill and have the outline of a free trade agreement ready, which will guarantee the same benefits that come with being a member of the Single Market.

The evaluations will be matched with routine appointments in the hospital, which is expected to contribute to minimise further loss to follow-up.

However, by employing regular quality control measures and by using tumour-to-tissue ratios rather than SUV as the primary parameter describing uptake variability due to technical differences is expected to be minimised.

The questions were asked at the same time as the gas appliances were being checked so any potential bias is expected to be minimised.

As there is a high degree of uncertainty for differential treatment effects and blinding of participants to the study hypothesis, the likelihood of bias in self-ratings is expected to be minimised.