Sentence examples for having minimised from inspiring English sources

Despite having minimised any differences in maternal demographic characteristics and pre-existing medical conditions between publicly insured and privately insured women, our results indicated an increased risk of low Apgar scores and taking more than one minute to establish unassisted breathing for infants of publicly insured women.

We have minimised the damage caused.

The agencies had minimised the risk.

By carefully orchestrating their response to Lord Hutton, they have minimised the damage.

But that's why the way this tournament was planned has been so gratifying - it has minimised those games.

Wendy Purcell, vice-chancellor of the University of Plymouth, said the funding council, HEFCE, had minimised the impact for students.

Scientists and senior university officials failed to recognise that early disclosure of the requested information could have minimised the problems.

On the ground, the group has minimised its presence in towns under its control, sometimes even leaving whole areas altogether.

Better transport for food and primary health care have minimised the biggest killers during famines, which were epidemic diseases.

Outside Britain, franchised stores have minimised the initial investment required from the company's HQ in St Neots in Cambridgeshire.

It also made clear that the police had not established a safe cordon around the hospital, which could have minimised casualties by allowing the wounded to get help.