Sentence examples for input to a minimum from inspiring English sources
Both automated protocols were developed to use generic commercially available pre-packed columns and automatically prepared minimal buffers, designed to eliminate user and system variations, maximize run reproducibility, standardize yield and purity between batches, increase throughput and reduce user input to a minimum.
And while this would most certainly be the preferable option for us all, as it would keep your artistic input to a minimum, you see yourself as carrying on in some sort of grand tradition, or something like that.
Based on the little record that has been declassified, Allen seems to have seen the role of national security adviser as that of an administrator, keeping Reagan up to date on the views from the State Department, the Department of Defense, and the CIA, while keeping his own input to a minimum.
The normalisation prior to Nextera library construction is not an absolute requirement; if the DNA is scarce and of good quality it can be used directly with the reduced volume protocol to keep the sample input to a minimum.
The model has been designed to yield reasonably accurate numerical predictions, while at the same time keeping the amount of input data to a minimum.
Thus the original graph is transformed to a "square coverage" graph, which in turn serves as an input to the Minimum Vertex Cover problem.
Then, features extracted from the EOG traces are used as inputs to a pair of minimum distance classifiers whose outputs reveal the gaze shift performed by the eyes.
gelfilter, which selects a subset of input clones according to a minimum and a maximum clone size.
Carers' champions might be well-placed to support carers whilst keeping input from GPs to a minimum [ 26] but research is needed to determine their impact.
Given an instance of the minimum 1-labeling problem, that is, a network G = (V, E), an anchor a ∈ V and a single set of terminals T ⊂ V, we generate the following input to the minimum k-labeling problem.
The rate of abrasion was found to be almost constant irrespective of the cross-link density of rubber at low frictional input work, whereas it decreased to a minimum and increased again as frictional input work increased.
