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When accomplished, both attachments of the proximal and distal ring to the tibia are orthogonal to the axis of the tibia and help in ensuring that any residual angulation in the coronal plane at the MDD is also minimised.

To reduce the number of optimal solutions the size of the pathway is also minimised.

The health risk posed by the solvent vapour released during the isolation of the aqueous phase is also minimised by the gel barrier.

Potential problems are also minimised by transferring more of the weight of the individual turbines to the lower part of their structures.

Homicide rulings, it says, tend to avoid disputes about what really happened during deadly encounters with police – "public perceptions of a 'cover-up' are also minimised using this approach".

"I hope a very great deal of work is going on to minimise the impact on financial markets, on the United Kingdom - because it affects us just as much anybody else in the western world - to make sure that any knock-on effects of from their exit are minimised, and knock-on effects on the Greek people, who are going to suffer more... are also minimised as well".

"I hope a very great deal of work is going on to minimise the impact on financial markets, on the United Kingdom – it affects us just as much as anybody else in the western world – to make sure that any knock-on effects from a Grexit are minimised and knock-on effects on the Greek people who are going to suffer a lot of poverty are also minimised as well.

The structure of Intergen (II) was also minimised using the method described above for Insugen (I), but was not split into two pdb files beforehand as no disordering was modelled for this structure, (Fig. 16).

Concomitant treatment was also minimised and noted in the case report form.

Selection bias among controls from convenience or clinician contact was also minimised.

Selection bias was also minimised by selection procedures for controls that were unrelated to convenience or clinician contact.