Sentence examples for is minimised for from inspiring English sources
Infant MC programmes will need to ensure that the cost of the procedure is minimised, for example, by providing the procedure and follow up without charge to offset at least some of the primary and opportunity costs.
If this difference is minimised, for instance by reducing the rate of eIF2 α phosphorylation and dephosphorylation, we expect to observe a smooth gradual transition through the intermediate state.
It means that communication between client, architects and builders is minimised, for fear of introducing a further element of the unpredictable and therefore risk into the process.
The magnitude of childbirth is minimised for economic purposes, blighting an experience that could otherwise be infused with the purest bliss.
A spokesperson for the Department for Education (DfE), which had funded 4Children to the tune of over £7m during the past five years, said: "We are working closely with 4Children and Action for Children to make sure that disruption is minimised for children and families.
The required integration time is minimised for a material thickness equal to twice the exponential attenuation length.
The two fastenings make it extra-supportive, comfy and bounce is minimised – recommended for runners.
Researchers are required by law to consider these principles in designing their experiments so that the number of animals used and the suffering of those animals is minimised and that replacement methods, for example cell cultures, are used wherever possible.
"The FSB welcomes moves to develop the service so that the administrative burden associated with bidding for public work is minimised, especially with smaller contracts, through initiatives such as quick quote.
15 Since all disease episodes occurring in a defined population at risk are included in this type of study, the potential for selection bias is minimised and calculation of unbiased incidence and mortality rates seems possible.
The dimensionless plots demonstrate a pessimum (for which the 'breakthrough time' is minimised).
