Sentence examples for imposed in order to minimize from inspiring English sources
An age criterion was imposed in order to minimize the possibility of them developing hyperlipidemia in the future because age is known to affect lipoprotein concentrations and distribution in this breed.
The differential kinematics is formulated at the acceleration level and an additional constraint is imposed in order to locally minimize the torque transferred to the spacecraft center of mass.
In order to minimize the imposed WOB and to allow at least shallow spontaneous breathing during HFOV, the fresh gas flow rate has to be set at a maximum level.
This is done in order to minimize image distortion imposed by inversely normalizing the normalized image to obtain the original.
The present investigation is carried out numerically in order to minimize the amount of damages imposed on steel pipelines under close-in explosions.
However, further insight into the multitude of signaling avenues in terms of mechanistic regulation imposed by PHLPP2 on cell survival need to be explored in order to minimize off-target effects.
The authors in [22] have proposed a resource allocation algorithm in order to minimize the consumed power at BS subject to rate constraint imposed by users.
In order to minimize the effect of global warming and sustainable growth, government agencies are imposing strict limits on greenhouse gas emissions.
While good resolution in time and space is mandatory, the challenge is imposed by the high beam intensity, requiring radiation-hard detectors which add very little material to the beam path in order to minimize secondary interactions.
Furthermore, in order to minimize the transient problems during the switching process between the different control systems, an on-line initial condition setting is imposed to the control systems during the motion.
Particular emphasis is being put on the use of routine data (e.g. data from patients' health records) in order to minimize workload for the participating hospitals and to reduce the burden which additional diagnostic procedures and clinical evaluations might impose upon the patients and their carers.
